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Movie Review: The Two Popes (two reviews)

Movie Review: The Two Popes (two reviews)


clock icon 23 Dec 2019
author icon WRN Editorial Staff


The Two Popes - Netflix Starring: Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce Director: Fernando Meirelles Review By Charlotte Odenson Inspired by true events, this beautifully shot film dramatizes...

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Book Review of “The Journey to the Mayflower: God’s Outlaws and the Invention of Freedom” by Stephen Tomkins

Book Review of “The Journey to the Mayflower: God’s Outlaws and the Invention of Freedom” by Stephen Tomkins


clock icon 20 Dec 2019
author icon Charlotte Odenson


In the United States every child learns the story of the Pilgrims coming to America on the ship "The Mayflower." However, few of us ever discover the preceding centuries of religious history that culminate...

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Documentary Showcase on Scientology Network Draws Back Curtain on World of Child Sex Trafficking by Rebecca Blair

Documentary Showcase on Scientology Network Draws Back Curtain on World of Child Sex Trafficking by Rebecca Blair


clock icon 06 Dec 2019
author icon WRN Guest


The documentary featured on this week’s Scientology Network Documentary Showcase December 6 at 8 p.m. is Operation Toussaint, a film that reveals the stark reality of child sex trafficking in the world...

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Holiday Gift Ideas Across Various Religions, By Alexandra Rogers

Holiday Gift Ideas Across Various Religions, By Alexandra Rogers


clock icon 27 Nov 2019
author icon WRN Guest


There is much to dislike about the secular holiday season. In many cases, gifting now has the burden of obligation, of a required ritual, a duty discharged with little thought through an online catalog...

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Movie Commentary: Harriet

Movie Commentary: Harriet


clock icon 01 Nov 2019
author icon Alethea Bloomwood


Harriet Tubman – one of the most famous civilians prior to the Civil War – is today equated with the abolitionist movement in the United States, when the issue of slavery arose to tear the country...

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In His Own Words, Mind Travel by Murray Hidary

In His Own Words, Mind Travel by Murray Hidary


clock icon 29 Oct 2019
author icon WRN Guest


MindTravel is an immersive music and meditation experience company created by composer and concert pianist Murray Hidary (you can check him out on his Tedx talk here). All the components – music, words,...

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‘Star Trek’: 50 Years of Humanist Values

‘Star Trek’: 50 Years of Humanist Values


clock icon 17 Oct 2019
author icon Nathan Glover


This article was original published in 2016. Celebrating 50 Years of Star Trek and the humanist themes within the series. Media today is full of violence, prejudice and depravity. Parents are often...

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I didn’t get it for a long time by Judy Knotts

I didn’t get it for a long time by Judy Knotts


clock icon 14 Oct 2019
author icon WRN Guest


It makes perfect sense. Still, I didn’t get it for a long time. Eventually, I learned that homeless people—at least the many, many I have come across— just might be more faith-filled, more open...

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The 2020 Edition of The Muslim 500

The 2020 Edition of The Muslim 500


clock icon 11 Oct 2019
author icon WRN Editorial Staff


A press release put out by The Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Centre announced: The 2020 Edition of the annual publication ‘The Muslim 500: The World’s 500 Most Influential Muslims’ has just...

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5 Ways Social Media Connects Religion to Younger Generations

5 Ways Social Media Connects Religion to Younger Generations


clock icon 08 Oct 2019
author icon WRN Editorial Staff


Founder of Christian and Faith-Based Social Media Platform Offers Advice on how Social Media can Connect Younger Generations with Religion Social media is changing the way people talk about faith and share...

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