...unlimited growth of divinization. According to Gregory, the reason that humans’ desire for God generates growth and does not, like the earthly types, incarcerate humans in a circular economy of...
...back to the community. However, we often lose this moral power in the midst of the celebration, football, and tryptophan-induced naps. Following on this idea of a moral Thanksgiving, lifelong...
...Ethics Daily, Jim Evans reflects on the secularization and commercialization of Halloween, and how the religious message of All Saints Day has been lost. He worries that Christmas will be...
...doing so, the commission recognized that the broader Canadian policy of multiculturalism—enshrined in the Canadian constitution—was not appropriate to Québec. Here, the commissioners put their finger on the nub of...
...time, so that its complete shape comes into view. Only then can we understand the power of “religion” as a rhetorical construction to mystify us, and its ideological structure and...
