A Deep Dive into the Atheistic Religion – Part 4

March 12, 2022   |  

It is never enough to just accumulate knowledge when it comes to accomplishing God’s purposes in this world. We must take that knowledge and apply it out in the world to accomplish His purpose for our individual lives. The final part of this four part series on Atheism takes us…
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A Deep Dive into the Atheistic Religion – Part 1

March 4, 2022   |  

Introduction
Secular religion? Really? Isn’t that a contradiction in terms? I mean, the very idea of secular means “not” religious, right? It seems to be an oxymoron like “jumbo shrimp,” “small crowd,” or “good coffee” (coffee lovers please don’t hate me). But is the idea of secular religion really an…
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The Rise of Secular Religion

February 5, 2022   |  

Don Scott, D-Portsmouth, Virginia, is a delegate in Virginia’s House of Delegates (their version of the House of Representatives). Scott recently accused Virginia’s governor, Governor Youngkin, of not being a Christian. He made this pronouncement based on his assertion that the governor has banned Critical Race Theory (CRT) from being…
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Understanding Secularism’s Bias Against Traditional Values

June 10, 2021   |  

New research published in the Academy of Management Journal purports to show that religion perpetuates the gender wage gap. This article claims that men tend to earn significantly more than women in societies with “heightened religiosity.” This worldwide survey found that nations where more than 95% of the people said…
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Latest Survey Shows Americans’ Attitudes Increasingly Differ From Bible

August 9, 2020   |  

Look at the following statements. True or False: Do you agree or disagree that what they say is true?
  •  There is no absolute moral truth.
  • ·      The basis of truth are factors or sources other than God.
  • ·      Right and wrong is determined by factors other than the Bible.
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“Secular” Does Not Mean Non-religious

July 2, 2020   |  

Phil Zuckerman is a professor of sociology and secular studies at Pitzer College in Claremont, California. As a part of his job, he teaches about religion and the nature of religion. In his teaching, he makes a distinction between what is secular and what is religious. To explain his understanding…
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