Part IV. Jeffrey A. Redding. Part I. Queer and religious political alliances in the pandemic Trump era / Secularism, same-sex relations, and legal pluralism / Mariano Croce -- Part II. Religious-queer perspectives -- Custom, preference, or nature? : Mormon polygamy, same-sex marriage, and natural law theory / Frederick Mark Gedicks -- Cleaving marriage : appraising the conservative blowback after same-sex marriage / Robin Fretwell Wilson and Rebecca Valek -- A multiplication of blessings : families and LGBTQ rights within the Waldensian Church / Ilaria Valenzi -- Part III. Queer-religious perspectives -- 'Ohana as a way of life : queer friendship in the Mediterranean regime / Beatrice Gusmano -- The abolition of legal marriage in Israel as a potential queer-religious project / Ayelet Blecher-Prigat and Noy Naaman -- Queer and religious convergences around nonconjugal couples : what could go wrong? / Nausica Palazzo -- Queer politics, consensual nonmonogamy, and religion : notes on the ethics of coalition work / Christian Klesse -- Part IV. Future trajectories -- Achieving equality without a constitution : lessons from Israel for queer family law / Laura T. Kessler -- Queer and religious political alliances in the pandemic Trump era / Jeffrey A. Redding.
Summary:
"Family law is a site of social conflict and the erasure of non-traditional families. This book explores how conservative religious and progressive queer groups can cooperatively work together to expand family law's recognition beyond the traditional state-sponsored family. This book also looks to future arenas of queer and religious political cooperation beyond family law." -- Provided by publisher.
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