The results of the 2014 Gallup Values and Beliefs poll have been released, and the non-Christians answers to at least one question has raised a few eyebrows. Each year the Gallup poll asks, “Which...
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The Hobby Lobby decision has implications that reach much further than most predict. Reactions run strong in the wake of this week’s Burwell v. Hobby Lobby decision, allowing the family owned craft-store...
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26 Jun 2014
Keith Wommack
Despite the weirdness that surrounds twins at times, researchers believe that there are important answers to health questions being learned from the genetic study of twins. Are you an identical twin? If...
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Jey Ehrenhalt contemplates Buddhism, meditation and path to enlightenment. The best lie Buddhism ever told me. Maybe. by The Mindful Word. “The more we try to control things,” writes mindfulness...
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Jai Shri Raam! I received recently a communication on Facebook that was rather disconcerting – it was typed in large font in Telugu, one of the Dravidian languages of South India. It was shrieking...
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02 Apr 2014 Margaret Rose Becker
This afternoon I came across a petition online that I could not help but sign—and I strongly urge you to do the same. Sometimes we may take for granted that freedom of religion is a fact for everyone...
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A popular argument employed by atheists (and other like minded people) against people who subscribe to a religion is that religion has split mankind into factions resulting in much violence; therefore...
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I believe, we as believers, pass through different stages of consciousness on our journey to God. I have long thought about this, and today I wish to share my journey with all of you. So, it started...
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A copy of the Qur'an on display at the Museum of Natural History in New York. Peace! I just want to share some of my thoughts with you guys on misconceptions about Islam and Allah. First of all,...
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The Church of Scientology and Scientologists have long fought for religious freedom for ourselves as well as others. It could be said that the fight for religious freedom and other human rights is native...
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Finding Hope in Dark Times by Margaret Dulaney
