Atheist TV

American Atheists to Launch All Atheist TV Channel on Roku

The world's first Atheist TV Channel will be released in the summer of 2014. American Atheists, an atheist group based in Cranford, New Jersey,

My Au Pair is Christian, We are Scientologists – Does that Work?

You may have read earlier that for the previous year, we’ve had an au pair in our house from Brazil. We are a family

Ralph Gideon, Haiti Earthquake Survivor

Haiti Earthquake Survivor Overcomes Tragedy and Graduates with the Help of a Scientology Volunteer Minister

Ralph Gedeon was taking classes at a Port-au-Prince engineering school when a massive earthquake rocked the island nation on Jan. 12, 2010. (5/18/14) A

Lag BaOmer Bonfire

Jewish Holiday Lag BaOmer Begins Saturday

Jewish holiday Lag BaOmer begins this year on Saturday, May 17. It is a time of both joy and sorrow for the Jewish people.

Hispanic Religious Identity Changing

Religious Identity of Hispanics in the US is Moving Away from Catholicism

A new report from the PEW Religion & Public Life Project supports the increasing shift in religious identity within America. This time the focus

Losing My Religion On Facebook

Exploring the Social Implications of Changing Religious Beliefs

Former Southern Baptist preacher, Jason Eden, explains his change in religious beliefs and coming out publicly about it on Facebook in the article "Losing

New Book “Down in the Chapel” Studies Religious Life in Jail

Writer Joshua Dubler has published a book, Down in the Chapel, about “the most religiously ecelctic sliver of real estate in the history of

Buddha Day

Buddhists Celebrate Buddha Day with Prayer and Good Deeds

Wesak, or Vesak, also known as Buddha Day, is a day for Buddhists to celebrate Siddhartha Gautama's birth, enlightenment, and death. The day is

Bishop Gene Robinson Divorce

The First Openly Gay Bishop Gets Divorce

Mark Andrew (top left) and Bishop Gene Robinson (right and bottom left) during their civil ceremony in 2008 First openly gay Episcopal Bishop, Gene

Clemson University Football and Freedom From Religion Foundation

Religion and Sports Collide in NCAA Athletic Teams

The realms of religion and sports are certainly intertwined, but there are some that want to separate them completely. There are at present two