Is God Dying?
William J. Furney
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Posted 04.15.2013
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World
The pope news proved that religion matters, even though increasing numbers of us claim it doesn't.
The pope news proved that religion matters, even though increasing numbers of us claim it doesn't.
There's an increasingly sensitive tripwire between faith and policy these days. To question the latter is to incite charges you're denigrating the former. It's especially difficult when you're talking about the Catholic Church.
Accepting on faith that which can be understood is as unconscionable as using reason to reject something that cannot be understood. The former is laziness, the latter is arrogance.
My views about God, my feelings about myself and others, and my views regarding the universe shifted, or better, morphed into something infinitely more meaningful than I could have ever imagined.
With a mere 9.1 percent of its population adhering to a Christian-based faith, Malaysia may not seem the most likely place to be getting into the holi...
Here I am, writing another piece regarding an American Idol spawn, and hating myself for it.
Psychological scientists are exploring the idea that religious belief may have emerged to satisfy a basic human need to comprehend and explain a complex and unpredictable world.
What role should CEOS and big companies play when confronted with controversial issues? Ought they not take a stand on social issues, too?
