The title Excommunication is a play on words, if you look at it that way," he mused, "religious excommunication, as well as communicating with my ex.
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Excommunication is held in reserve as the very last resort.
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We also live in an age — another one — of excommunication.
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Some victims said they were intimidated and threatened with excommunication.
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In his first solo album, "Excommunication," slated for release on Oct.
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Canonical penalties can involve denial of the eucharist or even excommunication.
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Yeshiva expulsion – virtual excommunication - would bring intense shame to a Hasidic family.
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There is no evangelical magisterium, dictating the terms of excommunication and apostasy.
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Leubovera was found innocent and the two princesses were punished with excommunication.
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Politicians who supported that measure were vilified by priests or threatened with excommunication.
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Going against these teachings could lead to excommunication from the closed-off fundamentalist settlement.
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Yet where the church failed to create a space for queer Mormons, Excommunication succeeds.
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Participants are sworn to reveal nothing and face excommunication if they violate the oath.
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Think about the doctrines every Republican politician now needs to endorse, on pain of excommunication.
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Under current church law, priests who violate the secrecy of the sacrament can face excommunication.
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Only those associated with the yearslong state-backed doping program, he said, should face sporting excommunication.
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But can we please do so without jumping to political excommunication as the knee-jerk penalty?
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He said that the absolution granted by any priest would also trigger the simultaneous lifting of excommunication.
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I said when Nancy Pelosi, Biden, and Schwarzenegger get their letters of excommunication, then you can worry.
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One of Glenn's sets included songs from his provocative 2016 album Excommunication, about his struggles with faith.
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The pope has already lifted their excommunication, paving the way for them to be formally granted dioceses.
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Last year's reckoning with sexual misconduct followed a pattern: accusations of misbehavior, then rightful condemnation, then excommunication.
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So our friendship circle enforced a drug ban and threatened him with excommunication if he betrayed us.
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" He says he now wants to "create more stories of transformation rather than stories of punishment and excommunication.
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Under canon law, abortion brings automatic excommunication unless the person receiving or performing it confesses and receives absolution.
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Young, who posted a copy of the excommunication edict on his blog, said he will appeal the order.
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"Too often, I fear, those who call for excommunication do so out of anger or frustration," he has said.
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Such an action is tantamount to excommunication, being cast off to the hinterlands of the conventional Navy for reassignment.
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The policy also affirmed the long-held Mormon stance that same-sex marriage is considered apostasy and grounds for excommunication.
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In the past, only a bishop or a designated special confessor could grant absolution for an abortion and lift excommunication.
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Wednesday night I asked a friend, Rabbi Andy Bachman, if something akin to an excommunication was warranted or even possible.
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Some conservatives have these qualities; almost all of them have left the party, or are on the edge of excommunication.
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But some bishops allowed priests to lift the excommunication as well, creating a patchwork of practices and some confusion among clergy.
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Mr Trump has been married three times and has declared bankruptcy; divorce and bankruptcy are cause for excommunication in Amish communities.
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It also would not say if Mormons who espouse white supremacist views would face disciplinary action, such as excommunication or disfellowship.
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It also declared members of the church who are in same-sex marriages—even loving, monogamous ones—apostates subject to excommunication.
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He does adhere to some of the Republican platform — as he would have to in order to avoid to total excommunication.
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The excommunication divided the local polygamist community in Bountiful, which numbered as many as 1,22013 at the time of the Split.
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Fed up with her poorly explained excommunication, Cheryl dons a forgotten Oceans 8 gown and heads to Veronica's club to raise hell.
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What criminal penalty can be severe enough to make someone who is Catholic enough to be a priest decide to risk excommunication?
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Byler&aposs lawyer wrote that the Sugar Grove Amish are worried they risk excommunication if they hook into public sewer, which requires electricity.
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Father of Lies is a novel written shortly after Evenson's well-documented self-excommunication from the Mormon Church early on in his career.
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In the past, only a bishop or a designated special confessor of a diocese could grant absolution for an abortion and lift excommunication.
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On this episode of Profiles by VICE, we meet Joe Robinson, a young man struggling with his recent excommunication from the Kingston Clan.
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Under the deal, the pope will lift the excommunication of several bishops who were appointed by the government-backed Church without papal approval.
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In Heretics, Spinoza also served as the paradigmatic recipient of excommunication, an example of the terrible fate of those who run afoul of dogma.
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Although the LDS Church permits its members to be gay, acting on same-sex attraction by engaging in physical intimacy is grounds for excommunication.
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But, by no longer considering same-sex marriages "apostasy," the church has essentially lifted the threat of excommunication for gay couples, church experts said.
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By the time the two women escaped and reunited weeks later with Ms. Jesmin's husband in a refugee camp in Bangladesh, the excommunication had begun.
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We are back in the usual arena of communal politics in which notables bandy writs of excommunication as a means of confirming their own authority.
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"It is an apocalyptic view, not a liberal one, that rejects redemption and forgiveness in favor of condemnation and excommunication," she writes in Psychology Today.
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"The penalty for any priest breaking the seal is excommunication, being cast out of the church, so it's a real, serious, spiritual matter," he added.
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There has been bad blood between them, the result of Oakley's criticism of Dolan's stewardship and Dolan's excommunication of Oakley from the extended Knicks family.
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Now, each bishop has the choice of how to respond to same-sex marriage within his congregation -- a sin that once, technically, would necessitate excommunication.
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That same month, as The Times was preparing an article about Mr. Trump's excommunication from Wall Street, he cited his warm relationship with Deutsche Bank.
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There might have been a tug of war over the Pretty Poisons, but Cheryl's excommunication and last week's Choni "breakup" felt like drama for drama's sake.
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The high priestess of Rogers and Mineo's sect of biblical herpetophobes—the woman who reportedly ordered the couple's excommunication—was Sherry J. Shriner of Carrollton, Ohio.
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Nobody seeking a career within the party dares to question any aspect of the dominating ideology, for fear of facing not just primary challenges but excommunication.
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A small stream of Socialist members of Parliament have signed on, despite threats of excommunication from the party, as well as some business and political leaders.
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Under Cardinal Dolan, gay groups finally get to march in the St. Patrick's Day parade and politicians who support abortion rights are not threatened with excommunication.
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" Enlightenment after indoctrination may seem like a daunting prospect, but as Glenn sings in "Black Light," there is pleasure to be found in "loving life and excommunication.
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"They're saying, all those who are part of the system have to go, but that's excommunication," exclaimed a top official, who declined to be quoted by name.
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Angered over his excommunication and the collapse of his marriage, Mr. Lafferty formed a breakaway polygamous sect with his brothers called the School of the Prophets in 1984.
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I knew full well from what befell others who left what would follow: total condemnation and excommunication from all contact with people who had become dear to me.
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"Women's basketball is 98 percent lesbian, per Stanford player Candice Wiggins, so LeNoir should be grateful for her excommunication," Yiannopoulos writes about former professional basketball player Camille LeNoir.
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Then, there was Sunday, September 16th, 2018, the day Sam Young, whose protest had motivated Joseph's break with the Church, read his excommunication letter aloud in Salt Lake City.
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But recent policy changes to church disciplinary handbooks for local leaders requiring the excommunication of members in same-sex marriages affirm that the church's doctrinal stances remain the same.
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We live in a culture that repudiates death even as it is cultivated through public policy -- austerity is nothing if not a harbinger of social excommunication and lonely death.
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Broadly follows Claren as he risks complete excommunication from the Mormon Church for undergoing breast removal surgery, an operation he says he's wanted since he was 12 years old.
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For a Catholic priest to violate the confessional seal and report a confessed abuser is to face the gravest spiritual penalty the church can muster: excommunication and eternal damnation.
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When work is a one-stop shop for all human needs, changing jobs can feel like an excommunication as the employee&aposs primary source of meaning is ripped away.
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And now there are heightened consequences for gay members of the church: Choosing to live with a partner or marry a member of the same sex are grounds for excommunication.
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He has insisted that excommunication "should not be used as a weapon" and that canon law, as he understood it, would not support such a sanction against pro-choice lawmakers.
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The Birch Society didn't disappear after Buckley's "excommunication," but continued to be a major force on the right, peaking in influence in the 1970s and still existing to this day.
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The others seek to defend Islam, or so jihadists claim: jihad, takfir (a form of excommunication) and al-wala wal-bara (to love and to hate for the sake of God).
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The reasons behind the excommunication are not known, but it was one of hundreds of culls Warren Jeffs initiated to neutralize rivals within the sect and scare members into remaining obedient.
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It was a reminder of the limits of political persuasion at a time when the country is deeply polarized and any sign of disloyalty to Trump means excommunication from the GOP.
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The title is not concerned with heresy in the Catholic sense, but the rabbinic institution of cherem: the total exclusion of a transgressor from the Jewish community (more comparable to vitandus excommunication).
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A black "X" was drawn on Reynolds' hand throughout the night, which was reminiscent of the red "X" Neon Trees' Glenn used during his "Excommunication" album and had tattooed on his wrist.
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I can think of no other explanation for your bizarre persecution of pro-life feminists, exemplified by the excommunication of New Wave Feminists from today's Women's March on Washington this past week.
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But it would be another three years before he fully came out of the closet, a move that was emotionally freeing yet resulted in near total excommunication from members of his former colony.
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" Mr. Beinart suggests the reason officials like Mr. McGahn have at times refused to carry out orders like firing Mr. Mueller was "the loud, collective voice of their community threatening them with excommunication.
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They were there to deliver the news, sealed in a thin white envelope and tucked into a coat pocket, of Young's potential excommunication from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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According to canon law experts, John Paul already extended to priests the power to forgive abortion in 1983 when he updated the code of canon law, but only a bishop could lift the excommunication.
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The result is an establishment comprising apparatchiks, men (mainly) who have spent their entire professional lives in an environment where repeating approved orthodoxy guarantees an easy life, while any deviation from that orthodoxy means excommunication.
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Mary Katrantzou is taking her collection on the road to New York, but they are not allowing me to tell you about the clothes before they are in stores on pain of Great Brand Excommunication.
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In his final act of excommunication, Buckley took a stand against the paleoconservative Pat Buchanan in 1991 for expressing opposition to the Persian Gulf war in terms that were both incendiary and undeniably anti-Semitic.
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Late last year, leaders within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints adopted new guidelines that ban baptisms for minors living with gay parents and threaten excommunication for those in same-sex marriages.
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By conflating the figure of God with the figure of a lover on Excommunication, Glenn circumnavigates doctrine and instead offers audiences sanctification on the dance floor, their souls elevated through songs of religious and romantic worship.
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It was far from an isolated incident, and was followed by a spate of public-relations disasters, including lifting the excommunication of a priest in 2009 who some Vatican officials knew to be a Holocaust denier.
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There was one such event last year when Mormon leaders tightened both the style and substance of their line on same-sex relationships, especially gay marriage; people entering such unions were threatened with discipline and possibly excommunication.
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There are sure tobe many mentions of God and Christ and assumptions about our beliefs, and telling them the truth would most likely result in a lot of anger and drama and possible excommunication from the family.
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Today, nearly a year since those controversial policies were announced, Glenn is back with his solo debut album, Excommunication—a collection of electro-rock tunes that chronicle both the singer's loss of faith and his sexual liberation.
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"Fire and Fury" has detonated as few contemporaneous political books ever have, gripping an angry president's attention for days, reigniting questions about his mental stability and prompting the excommunication of Stephen K. Bannon, Trump's former chief strategist.
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It could, she said, pave the way for other religious groups — say, Catholics, who have a formal policy of excommunication for their members — to attempt to influence lawmakers by placing religious interdictions on those in their community.
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Religious groups that use the threat of excommunication to keep people in line -- "in the fold" --understand this powerful dynamic and so do bullies who make a show of victimizing one kid in order to dominate everyone on the playground.
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After Mr. Escobar's parents reported what had happened to a local leader in the Mormon Church, where they were members, the church disciplined Mr. Van Wagenen with a two-year "disfellowship," a partial exclusion from church life that is short of an excommunication.
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In later life, Luther would often look back on the extraordinary events that followed his impetuous act of conscience: the church hierarchy's attempt to shut down his protest, his escalating acts of defiance, his condemnation and excommunication, the public outcry that followed.
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In a stunning move, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Thursday it was reversing its controversial policy that defined same-sex marriage as a grave sin against the church worthy of excommunication and banned LGBT parents from baptizing their children.
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The decision rolled back a 2015 rule that had ripped congregations apart by declaring that church members in same-sex marriages were apostates and subject to excommunication, and that children of same-sex couples were banned from rituals like baptisms and baby-naming ceremonies.
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His German successor, Benedict XVI, was greeted warily at first and some things happened during his papacy which Jews found troubling: for example the lifting of the excommunication of four ultra-conservative bishops, one of whom had called in question the accepted facts about the holocaust.
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In another message, he said, he was told that four people caused his excommunication and divorce, including his brother Allen's wife, Brenda, and their 15-month-old daughter, Erica, "who he believed would grow up to be just as despicable as her mother," according to court documents.
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For every Mormon youth living in a home that makes a practice out of rejecting their identity, Excommunication represents proof that gay people can survive being raised Mormon, that one can come out on the other side of faith intact and in control of their identity.
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Joshua Holdeman, a Manhattan art adviser and a former vice chairman at Sotheby's, said he believed Mr. Prince's excommunication of the work would probably not cause collectors or museums to treat it as illegitimate in the long run and he added that it might indeed increase its value.
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The truth is that nearly all priests in the United States and Canada already had the authority to lift the automatic excommunication that comes with procuring an abortion, according to a spokeperson for the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, who clarified the policy when the Pope first announced it last September.
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These organizations impose ideological purity with a combination of carrots and sticks: assured support for politicians and pundits who toe the line, sanctions against anyone who veers from orthodoxy — excommunication if you're an independent thinking pundit, a primary challenge from the Club for Growth if you're an imperfectly reliable politician.
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It came on the heels, too, of an academic year that has included the church's reversal of a contentious policy that had condemned members in same-sex marriages as apostates and subject to excommunication, and in the wake of a grass-roots movement on campus to reform the university's honor code.
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"The issue is not that you have concerns -- or even that you disagree with the Church's guidelines, rather it is your persistent, aggressive effort to persuade others to your point of view by repeatedly and deliberately attacking and publicly opposing the Church and its leaders," the church's excommunication edict says.
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As president of the Pontifical Commission, Cardinal Castrillón was instrumental in Pope Benedict's decision in 2009 to revoke the excommunication of four traditionalist bishops of the Society of Saint Pius X, including one, it turned out, who, apparently unbeknown to the cardinal or the pope, had denied the scope of the Holocaust.
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Spinoza was the subject of a cherem, the equivalent of excommunication from the Amsterdam Sephardic synagogue; Locke disguised his authorship of "Two Treatises of Government", and spent a number of years in self-imposed exile; Hume chose to publish his "Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion" posthumously; and Rousseau fled to England when persecuted in mainland Europe.
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Even if she was believed (and that's a big "if"), she very likely would have been punished anyway for challenging the same givens of restaurant employment and culture I've always heard: abuse "just happens," silence is "taking one for the team," and "betraying" anyone who has more power than you is grounds for excommunication.
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When Benedict, a Bavarian theologian nicknamed "God's Rottweiler," stepped down earlier that year, he still had significant support in the Vatican for his most extreme conservative stances—he once quoted fourteenth-century texts that criticized Islam as "evil and inhuman"; lifted the excommunication of a British bishop who denied the Holocaust; and claimed condoms worsened the fight against AIDS.
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It comes, too, on the heels of a decision earlier this month to allow children of same-sex couples to be baptized, reversing a contentious 2015 policy that declared church members in same-sex marriages were apostates and subject to excommunication — a major move that signaled attempts by the church to heal rifts within its ranks.
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The judge banned all eight of the them, providing a rationale for Weaver's excommunication along the way: [N]o player who sits in conference with a bunch of crooked players and gamblers where the ways and means of throwing games are discussed and does not promptly tell his club about it will ever play professional baseball.
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" For LGBTQ Mormons, Excommunication may very well be the right album at the right time: Suicide is the leading cause of death in Utah youth aged 11 to 17, and a recent study found that "youth suicides are twice as high in states with the highest levels of Mormon residents compared to states with the lowest levels of Mormon residents.
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