Archive for November, 2008

• November 18, 2008 President Sued Over National Day of Prayer Proclamation posted in reason tagged Christianity, discrimination, District Court, Establishment Clause, First Amendment, Freedom From Religion Foundation, governors, Jim Doyle, National Day of Prayer, non-religion, prayer, preferential treatment, President Bush, religion, Shirley Dobson, U.S. Constitution
• November 14, 2008 Fair and Balanced posted in Uncategorized tagged accuracy, Catholic News Service, Charles Darwin, congress, creationism, evolution, extremes, fairness, impartiality, intelligent design, natural selection, Origin of Species, Pontifical Council for Culture, religion, science
• November 13, 2008 Charter for Compassion posted in reason tagged charter, Charter for Compassion, Christianity, Christians, community, Islam, Jews, Judaism, Karen Armstrong, Muslims, TED, write
• November 12, 2008 Saudis Disguise Suppression of Free Speech in Cloak of Religious Tolerance posted in injustice tagged deceit, freedom, freedom of speech, intolerance, Muslim, President Bush, religious tolerance, Saudi Arabia, United Nations
• November 10, 2008 Defining Moments posted in Uncategorized tagged belief, church, doubt, evidence, faith, forgiveness, god, gratitude, hope, influence, momentum, possibility, prayer, progress, questioning, religion, responses
• November 6, 2008 The Art of Outrage posted in injustice tagged anger, Art of Outrage, Art Spiegelman, cartoonist, cartoons, criminals, cultural, death, editorials, ethnic, falsehoods, Harper's, hatred, illustrations, illustrator, imams, incendiary, Islam, Jyllands-Posten, Maus, murder, murderers, Muslims, outrage, Pulitzer, right-wing, riot, violence
• November 5, 2008 Imagine No Religion posted in reason tagged Alfred Smith, America, American prospects, Bill Clinton, Catholic, faith, Herbert Hoover, hope, ideas, melting pot, Muslim, nationhood, nations, Obama, politics, presidents, religion, Samuel Freedman, The New York Times, truth, untruths
• November 3, 2008 To Be Or Not To Be posted in uncertainty tagged abandonment, Disappearance of Elaine Coleman, existence, faith, fear, human nature, injustice, loneliness, meaning, meaninglessness, mystery, neglect, Steven Millhauser, The New Yorker