Everyone has beliefs about God and beliefs about morality which impact their decisions. The word "secular" is used to mask discrimination against religion—as if there were people who had no ...

Yet, many people believe that the religious, not the secular, are the irrational people in our time. That, ironically, is just another irrational belief held by the secular.

These extended financial periods — some of which can last decades — come to define each market era.

Religious people are also happier than secular people. All these secular beliefs and behaviors argue strongly for a Judeo-Christian worldview.

Secular congregations often mimic religious organizations by using the language and structure of a “church,” such as meeting on Sundays or hearing a member’s “testimony,” or by adapting ...

Astrology and religion are two ancient belief systems that have shaped humanity’s understanding of the world for millennia. While both have deep roots in history, their relationship is complex ...

Yes, it's a belief. Period. Tragically, this isn't the first time this court's fundamentalists have used its majority's religious beliefs to alter what should be secular law. Last year in Tandon v.

Here, I will take a step back from my prior post, and address a much broader question: why should society provide special protections for religious conscience, as opposed to secular beliefs? For ...

In a previous column, "Who's more irrational -- the religious or the irreligious?" I provided a long list of absurd, and dangerous, beliefs held almost exclusively by secular people. So, I will ...

Secular congregations often mimic religious organizations by using the language and structure of a "church," such as meeting on Sundays or hearing a member's "testimony," or by adapting religious ...