Shanah Tovah! 13.5 million Jews around the world celebrate Rosh Hashanah today, a Jewish holiday that marks the Jewish New Year. For the Jewish people, it represents the day that Adam and Eve were...
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05 Sep 2013
Alison Lesley
A 19-year-old California Mormon missionary was recently involved in a ghastly car crash. The missionary, Taylor Ward, of Vacaville, CA was with another missionary, John Floyd, 20, of Deep Run, NC of The Church...
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In 2011, Jamyi J. Witch, a Pagan prison chaplain, was accused of conspiring to create a hostage situation, on top of trafficking drugs, that would result in a transfer for herself and another inmate....
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With utmost firmness I condemn the use of chemical weapons.— Pope Francis (@Pontifex) September 3, 2013 While Twitter is a popular medium for linking to the latest, breaking news, sometimes...
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Julia Roberts, Oscar-winning Hollywood star, was recently thanked by the Hindu community for validating the art of yoga. A few years ago, Roberts confessed that she practiced Hinduism and recently...
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Atheism is essentially a non-belief in God or any other similar deity. Millions of people consider themselves to be atheists. Despite this disbelief in a deity or Bible doctrines, many atheists seek...
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Rooted deeply in the Chinese customs and worldview, Taoism is an ancient tradition of religious beliefs and philosophies that emphasize living in harmony with the Tao. The Tao, usually translated as "the...
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The Labor Day weekend gives residents of St. Louis and many other Americans the chance to experience not only the arts, music and culture of Japan but also the Shinto religion, which is embedded in all of those...
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There has long been a schism in belief of God's nature. In the Old Testament, God is quick to anger and outright vengeful. In the New Testament, God is more a figure of mercy and love. This schism...
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California prisons, like many across the United States offer their prisoners solace in the form of weekly meetings or prayer services to serve Catholic, Jewish, Protestant, Muslim and Native American...
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Finding Hope in Dark Times by Margaret Dulaney
