Unfundamentalist Christians
Those of you who don’t feel the urgency to speak out: Are you really cool with sitting silent through modern day lynchings? Read more
Those of you who don’t feel the urgency to speak out: Are you really cool with sitting silent through modern day lynchings? Read more
Every couple of months, another round of people on Facebook discover the Can Muslims be good Americans? diatribe, and copy and paste the reasons explaining why the answer to that question is no: Read more
Don’t get me wrong: I’ve done my homework. I’ve been reading the Bible for as long as I’ve known how to read, and I studied it in classrooms for nearly a decade. Read more
Jesus seemed to have zero concern for social norms or ideologies of those who he was supposed to be like. Read more
Those who support the Muslim Ban, are adamantly against universal healthcare, yet call themselves pro-life -- I am trying to understand where you are coming from. Read more
For a good part of my life, I have seen religion as a duty which must be accomplished with dedication if not enjoyment. Read more
Contrary to well-meaning advice from many concerned Christians, reading the Bible is not a good cure for skepticism. In my experience, it usually magnifies it. Read more
We all, Christians and non-Christians alike, should ask ourselves what we believe and why we believe it. Read more
To truly help people, we must reorient our precepts of sin to an understanding of the impact trauma has. Read more
The legalistic, simplistic, and shallow world of fundamentalism breeds some rather odd triggers for what it is we are supposed to get upset about. Here are just a few: Read more
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