Tag: religion
The tip of the iceberg
The tip of the iceberg by Arcadio Esquivel
The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The...
The realities of separation of church and state
America was founded, in part, on separation of church and state. The hope was to keep the government from respecting or honoring the ideals...
Meet the Muslims in Utah
Last summer, a single dad friend of mine reported that his daughter, who is African American, asked him why they didn’t see very many...
Book Review: “The Crucible of Doubt” by Terryl and Fiona Givens
Book Review: "The Crucible of Doubt" by Terryl and Fiona Givens
Deseret Book, 2014. Hardcover, Kindle and CD formats. 168 pages.
Years ago --- twenty-two or...
The laws of man vs. the laws of God: Can you...
Should we obey the laws of man or believe in the laws of God? Do you just believe what your religion tells you, or...
Why atheism doesn’t make sense
Atheism doesn’t make sense. When I saw through the illusions and delusions of the religion I was raised with, I was an atheist for...
“Atheist” doesn’t mean “evil”
I’m an atheist. I’m not usually highly vocal about it, and don’t think it really has much bearing on whether my thoughts and opinions are...
Just in time for Christmas, Millennials are ditching religion
The United States has long been seen, on a domestic as well as an international level, as a deeply religious place.
However, Millennials are ditching...
Maybe religion is a problem
A rather eventful week we've had, no?
First and foremost, my heart is with the people of France. It would seem they have become the...
World Congress of Families: Are these Christian traditionalists a ‘hate group’?
In 2009, I attended a conference of the African-American Healthy Marriage Initiative in North Carolina. Of the hundreds of attendees, I was one of...