Chapter 1: Public Discourses about Homosexuality and Religion in Europe and beyond: An Introduction
Chapter 2: Hellish Evil, Heavenly Love: A Long-Term History of Same-Sex Sexuality and Religion in the Netherlands
Chapter 3: Sexuality, Religion and Education: (Re)production of Culturalist Discourse in Sexual Diversity Education in the Netherlands
Chapter 4: A Postprogressive Nation: Homophobia, Islam, and the New Social Question in the Netherlands
Chapter 5: Culture Wars about Sexuality: A Theological Proposal for Dialogue
Chapter 6: Queering Judaism and Masculinist Inventions: German Homonationalism around 1900
Chapter 7: Antisemitism and Homophobia in Polish Liberal Discourses: The Cultural Logic of Comparison and a Proposal for Intersectionality
Chapter 8: The Changing Relation between Sexual and Gender Minorities and Religion in Finland: Some Observations in the Light of Postsecularity
Chapter 9: Debating Homosexuality in Italy: Plural Religious Voices in the Public Sphere
Chapter 10: The Ultraconservative Agenda against Sexual Rights in Spain: A Catholic Repertoire of Contention to Reframe Public Concerns
Chapter 11: The Catholic Opposition to Gender and Sexual Equality in France: Reviving the Traditional Condemnation of Homosexuality during the Debates on Marriage for All?
Chapter 12: Ecce Homo in Sweden and Serbia: State, Church, and Blasphemy
Chapter 13: "Gays as Weapons of the Antichrist" Religious Nationalism, Homosexuality, and the Antichrist on the Russian Internet
Chapter 14: The Empire Speaks Back: Zambian Responses to European Union LGBTI Rights Diplomacy
Chapter 15: Conservative Islamic Forces, Global LGBT Rights, and Anticipatory Homophobia in Indonesia
Marco Derks is an independent scholar of religion, sexuality, and gender.
Mariecke van den Berg is Professor by Special Appointment of Feminism and Christianity at Radboud University Nijmegen, and Assistant Professor of Interreligious Studies at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands.