After hearing more and more conservatives openly promoting the unity of Church and State (only their Church, or course) I found this q...

My latest disagreement spawned from a Two Catholic Men and a Blog post on the so-called "availability" of God and/or the Holy Spi...

A woman in front of me at the check out counter makes small talk with the cashier. I find her voice beautiful. For someone who is tone deaf ...

I’ve interviewed a many notable atheists with great conversion stories. Ex-Baptist minister, Bruce Gerencser , one-time Catholic priest,  Th...

A Catholic apologist I follow recently said that “religion isn’t required to show that an unborn child is a human being.” The particular p...

I’ve been trying out hypothetical as a way to show believers where their beliefs originate. The best example I’ve worked out is directed spe...

I’ve been thinking about the repercussions of legal gay marriage. We’ll have happier gays, obviously, with the longstanding joke that this...

Remember when everyone made a fuss over Chick-fil-A? When the gay-friendly thing to do was to eat less chicken because the head of the comp...

Flip a coin. Call heads. It’s heads! Congrats, you are on the winning side of what was a 50% probability. This means that your guess of a ...

How easy was it to offer "God did it" as an explanation for everything when we didn't know things? About as easy as it is to c...

“God of the gaps” is a type of theological perspective in which gaps in scientific knowledge are taken to be evidence or proof of God's ...

According to the Roman Catholic Church, sacraments are “efficacious signs of grace, instituted by Christ and entrusted to the Church, by whi...

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. ...

I just got off the phone with one of my best friends from college. It was a call a long time coming. He converted from atheism to Christiani...

Last week I came across an interesting infographic, but it wasn't totally relevant and certainly not worthy of a post of it's own. T...

The Nicene Creed is a profession of faith that is recited by Catholics every single mass. I have included it below, with my two cents, of ...

If you haven't noticed, I'm partial to infographics. I'm also partial to beer. Which leads us to this. from FloatingSheep ...