Religion Archive
Archives for February 2015
Avijit Roy was the latest victim in a series of attacks on atheist writers
The moments in Boyhood that can seem extreme and strange are part of what makes the movie so accurate and so relatable to Lone Star State natives.
While such views have been around for years, this is the highest yet reported.
This sort of horrific punishment is sadly common in Saudi Arabia. Here’s why.
The surprising truth behind this weekend’s Muslim-organized peace demonstration
The pope also compared them to “genetic manipulation.”
The president owes it to Americans — including Muslims in the US — to have an honest conversation about religious extremism.
“What do you think the headlines will be read as in Iran, by the terrorists in Gaza, by the terrorists in Judea and Samaria, by the terrorists in all parts of the world, such as in Lebanon, who want to destroy Israel?”
The community is reflecting on what the shooting could mean for them.
The hashtag campaign makes a crucially important point about how we treat Muslim-Americans, and violence against them.
The tweet captures the gut fury people feel when Muslims are killed for the crime of being Muslims.
It’s not only granola-crunching Californians who aren’t getting their routine jabs.
While there are more than 200 in Texas and California, some New England states don’t have any.
The scandal here isn’t Obama’s analogy — it’s that some critics want to see the world’s Muslims as inherently inferior.
According to a recent survey, plenty of Americans believe the Almighty is active on the playing field.