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When religions, marriage, and kids don’t mix
I found an article from Chicago about a divorce case going on. The wife is Jewish, the husband converted to Judaism once they had a kid but is back to being Catholic full time, and their three year old daughter … Continue reading
Posted in In the Media, religiosity
Tagged beliefs, child abuse, children, church, courts, divorce, faith, lawsuits, religion
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Chopping heads off: not just for Muslim extremists anymore
HumanistDad provided a link to a story I’d actually forgotten about from last year – the unfortunate decapitation of a passenger on a Greyhound Bus by another passenger. Turns out God told him to do it. The man who beheaded … Continue reading
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Tagged courts, death, faith, faith-based delusion, violence
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I don’t think quotes from the bible should be considered “government speech”
But that winds up being the justification used in Utah for why a monument to the ten commandments can be displayed in a park when the courts denied the extra-terrestrial Church of Summum a monument to their “faith” in the … Continue reading
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Tagged American politics, beliefs, bible, courts, faith, laws, religion
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