Deep Roots of Religious Persecution Go Beyond Maryland School District’s Holiday Calendar Mess

Deep Roots of Religious Persecution Go Beyond Maryland School District’s Holiday Calendar Mess

When we think of America's birth story our minds go to the very essence of a country that was founded upon “freedom of religion.”

Freedom From Religion: A Healthy Separation Or An Intrusion Upon Faith?

Freedom From Religion: A Healthy Separation Or An Intrusion Upon Faith?

The Freedom from Religion Foundation (FFRF) has penned scathing letters to schools for practicing religion.According to many faith-based and secular organizations, there has been

Pew Study Shows Americans Want More Religion in Politics

Pew Study Shows Americans Want More Religion in Politics

A recent Pew Research study found that people are disappointed with religion in politics. What do the people want? More religion in politics. The

Is 2014 a Bad Year for Atheists?

Is 2014 a Bad Year for Atheists?

Though a little less than 4 months remain in 2014 I suspect New Year’s Eve celebrations can’t arrive soon enough for atheists in the

Restaurant discount for customers who pray before meals sparks controversy

Restaurant discount for customers who pray before meals sparks controversy

A North Carolina diner instituted a controversial policy to get a discount on your food, but it's since been reversed due to complaints. At

Can the Non-Religious Seek Religious Experiences?

Can the Non-Religious Seek Religious Experiences?

Many Canadians claim no religious affiliation and consider themselves non-religious. However, many of these people still hold religious or spiritual beliefs. It is not

School is not a battleground for religion!

School is not a battleground for religion!

Jai Shri Raam! I received recently a communication on Facebook that was rather disconcerting – it was typed in large font in Telugu, one

Could Supreme Court Case Redefine Religion’s Role in Public Situations?

Could Supreme Court Case Redefine Religion’s Role in Public Situations?

Legal scholars are predicting that a case about to get underway in the United States could become one of the largest freedom of religion