It Has Been Said That People Never

Sadly, We Do A Much Better Job Of Making People Feel Guilty Than We Do Of Delivering Them From The Guilt We Create. We Need To Confess This And Change Our Ways.

What Is Especially Important Is Addressing The Question Of How Religion Can Be Enforced Through Political Means And What Can Be Done To Create A Political Environment That, On The One Hand, Acknowledges The Role Of Religion In Society, While On The Other Hand Does Not Impose One Religion On The Populace At The Expense Of All Others.

I Don't Know What To Make Of The Muslim Mystics, Especially Those Who Have Come To Be Known As The Sufis. What Do They Experience In Their Mystic Experiences? Could They Have Encountered The Same God We Do In Our Christian Mysticism?

There Are Reasons Why Religious Right Evangelicals Will Continue To Dominate Religious Discourse, Not Only In Their Own Sector Of The Christian Community, But Also In What Transpires In Mainline Denominations.

Who's To Say That There Is Any More Support For Freud's Psychoanalytic Concept Of The Superego Than There Is For That Old Time Religion That Asserted That There Is A God Who Ordains What Is Right And Wrong, And That His Righteousness Endures For All Generations?