Mardi Gras, or the Fat Tuesday as you may call it, is a series of carnival celebrations beginning after the King’s Day and day before Ash Wednesday. Mardi Gras is rich in tradition, and few know where...
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Ash Wednesday, otherwise known as the ‘Day of Ashes’, falls on Wednesday, February 18 this year. The holiday kicks off the start of Lent, which is a 40-day period consisting of fasting,...
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How the polarizing Valentine's Day holiday celebrating love came to be. Did you know that over 150 million Valentine's Day inspired greeting cards are exchanged globally between loved ones...
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Known for his work at The New York Times, David Carr struggled with both addiction and religion. David Carr collapsed at The New York Times offices last night after moderating a panel on the film...
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04 Feb 2015
Alison Lesley
Bun B has done many collaborations, but this one is in an online classroom, not in the studio. This spring, Rapper Bun B will be teaching an online religion and Hip-Hop culture course at no cost. This...
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03 Feb 2015 Alison Lesley
While many men are quick to profess their faith, some of them are not so quick to attend religious services. Many even admit that they would skip church to watch the big game on Sunday. While...
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Alexis Tsipras was sworn in as Greece’s first openly atheist leader and is one of many European leaders who don't believe in God, including those from France and Croatia. Alexis Tsipras, who was just...
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29 Jan 2015 Emily Murdoch
Robert Smith, a British historian and agnostic, has started a YouTube series to highlight the impact of religion in history. An agnostic man has created a new and exciting video series, in which he explores...
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Pope Francis has added New York to his list of destinations trip to the United States. While not everything is set in stone by the Holy See, according to Cardinal Dolan’s blog, the Pope's trip will...
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Researchers are discovering how prayer, meditation, and religion affect brain activity. Scientists like Jeff Anderson, Julie Korenberg and Andrew Newberg have begun to delve into the effect private...
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