The secular realize the bad etiquette and social practice of divisive dogmas, in light of the freedom of humans to their individual pursuits
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Common Misrepresentation of the Secular
Humanism Works When . . .
A Secularist is a Humanist
Influential Theologian Spotlight
Abbot's movement included a focus on abolitionism, during a time when religion was used by many as a concurrent method of both oppression and coping within the world of slavery in the United States.
Veterans Day Calls for Direct Sincerity
It's easy to rely on our personal belief systems during interactions with others. But it's ideal to approach some matters from neutral perspectives, to maintain
Back home, Easter was always about spring
Easter was about being a family holiday. It was about Jesus, too. Easter was a new dress and a basket of treats. The treats must have
The 12 Days of Christmas Meaning
As with any occasion, groups adjust specific dates according to the themes of many various activities set around Christmastime.
Multiple Wives: a religious allowance
If you don't like sex trafficking, then you won't like polygamy
Can an Artist be Close-minded and Succeed?
The Answer is Yes! A group of artists is much like any other group of people-- comprised of different personalities and beliefs, often changing as they navigate life. We're happy that James Cameron found atheism for himself; goodness knows people should be free to seek. What of those who've no conviction one way or the other?... Continue Reading →
Nobody Wants to Repent
Interestingly enough, this post (below) on repentance came up in the "secularism" feed. There seems to be a good point about forgiveness, but it's difficult to make out and reliant on being Christian. The best thing to do with something like this is to take the most troubling aspects and respond with human conscience. After... Continue Reading →
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