Christ stopped at Oberammergau
The Passion Play was political, and not even particularly religious
The Passion Play was political, and not even particularly religious
Consumerism, technology, sex, drugs — these things can’t give us happiness
Original Sins by Matt Rowland Hill reviewed
The New Atheists called down fire and brimstone on the godly everywhere
The left succeeds through the blood of sacrifice
Maybe try the Presbyterians?
A proper dose of guilt here in modern America might be just what we need
Those ‘IN THIS HOUSE, WE BELIEVE’ signs are very revealing
Is the concept of manna from Heaven really so different than ordering from Uber Eats or Postmates?
And what does Christianity have to do with it?
To summon your brethren to raise a City Upon a Hill as a beacon to all mankind is a pretty tall order
Richard Dawkins – the biologist, humanist, and author – is a well-known critic of religious faith. As he once put it, ‘Religion is capable of driving people to such dangerous folly that faith seems to me to qualify as a kind of mental illness.’ Traditional religion may have loosened its grip on society, certainly in the United Kingdom, but new quasi-religious ideologies are taking root in spaces that the churches have vacated. Earlier this month, Dawkins upset the transgender brigade by questioning their core beliefs. He Tweeted, ‘In 2015, Rachel Dolezal, a white chapter president of NAACP, was vilified for identifying as Black. Some men choose to identify as women,
The CCP hopes that if it can control a people’s language, it can control how they think
Belief polarization has taught us to see the other side not merely as wrong-headed, but as profoundly ‘other’
A disturbing trend of attacking religious sites reveals a new intolerance
In the eyes of many, this ‘movement’ transcends politics
Strange Rites: New Religions for a Godless World by Tara Isabella Burton reviewed
The divide in politics is increasingly between secular liberalism on the one hand and a coalition of faith and nation on the other
The DNC have adopted a new secular creed
Teach religion, for God’s sake — and for everyone’s sake