Today’s column borrows a story from the ancient scripture, The Bhagavad Gita, to address a serious contemporary problem. Can We […]

Today’s column borrows a story from the ancient scripture, The Bhagavad Gita, to address a serious contemporary problem. Can We […]
“You hurt my feelings … you should go to prison!” “You insulted my religion … and if we can’t silence […]
News Sources and a New Reading of Religion There sure is a whole lot of bad news in the world, […]
The Center for Inquiry produced an excellent series on American Freethought. With the dangerous rise of Christian Nationalism, this is […]
My friend Jim Gronvold has just published a delightful new collection of his poetry. He calls himself a “simple rhymer,” […]
I just finished reading Timothy Egan’s book, A Pilgrimage to Eternity: From Canterbury to Rome In Search of a Faith. […]
Secularism, or Laicite, in France, presents the same challenges we face in America where Religion is supposed to be separated […]
I penned these thoughts a few months ago, reflecting on the historical meaning of quarantine. Should some religious faith be […]
If you pray, feel free. If you choose to pray for me, go ahead. But please keep your prayers to […]
In Honor of the Dual Birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin, both born this day, February 12, 1809: “As […]
Having just spent a few hours reading through First and Second Kings in the Hebrew Bible (to refresh my memory […]
“Birds, Beetles, Bears and Beliefs” (seeking trails to secular worship?) One summer we drove to the coast where I saw […]