CHRISTIANITY

Jailed for His Beliefs and Cast Out by His Family, William Penn Was a Bulldog for Religious Freedom

“Right is right, even if everyone is against it, and wrong is wrong, even if everyone is for it.”—William Penn

Why God Is Love and We Should Love All People of All Faiths

My relationship with Christ and subsequent knowledge of God will not allow me to be an enemy to those who choose a different path to him.

Praying With the Enemy: Steven Collis’ Eloquent Argument for Faith in Spite of All

With Praying With the Enemy, Mr. Collis has made a far more persuasive argument for freedom of religion than any legal brief ever could have.

St. Patrick: One of the Earliest Advocates of Human Rights

St. Patrick first lit the spark that kindled the recognition of all God’s children as deserving of dignity and rights.

Faith in Action: Why Better Religion Is the Answer to “Bad” Religion

Real, authentic faith inspires acts of love and uplift.

How I Feel About the Founder of My Religion: L. Ron Hubbard

Mr. Hubbard, above all else, was genuinely interested in other people—in their happiness and success and ability to know and understand and appreciate the beauty of life.

Overlooked—International Religious Freedom Issues That Should Worry Us All

Often these situations are set off to the side while what are characterized as more pressing concerns are addressed.

UK Judge Rules in Favor of Religious Expression

Protecting freedom of religion and the ability to speak and share religious ideas and beliefs openly, honestly and freely is vital to the health and well-being of all people, regardless of what they choose to believe.

What You Probably Didn’t Know About Islam

Because of their common ancestry, the three Abrahamic religions share a deeper bond than many acknowledge. Islam’s earliest conflicts were with the idolaters. On this issue, the other monotheistic religions of the day—Judaism and Christianity—were its allies.

Christianity Is Not Responsible for the Acts of One Insane Man

It’s human nature to want to understand things. Our relentless curiosity is what drives us forward as individuals and as a culture. Most people take it for granted that the present is a more enlightened age than any previous one, the idea being that we are constantly evolving and improving.

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