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DOD religious list change sparks anger, charge of religious preference

A columnist argues the DOD's decision to reduce its list of recognized faith groups threatens religious liberty and raises concerns.

How low down is fraud in Dante’s ‘Inferno’?

A writer reflects on personal experiences with scams and fraud, arguing that deception destroys trust and remains one of society’s most damaging offenses.

Why I’m religious, not just spiritual: Faith, like exercise, needs community

A faith leader reflects on the importance of community, discipleship and spiritual support, arguing that faith grows stronger when practiced alongside others.

Reject religious bigotry, embrace Abrahamic kinship

A writer explores the shared religious roots of Islam, Judaism and Christianity, arguing that hospitality, charity and compassion form from Abrahamic faiths.

How many flags make you a patriot? 

A reflection on flags, patriotism, and political devotion. The author argues that patriotism is defined by actions and democratic values, not just symbols.

Power, money and the age-old impulse to silence the truth

A columnist examines how power and money can suppress voices, and why integrity must matter more than financial pressure.

Ask a Bahá’í: How is the Universal House of Justice legitimate without a living Guardian after Shoghi Effendi?

A look at the Bahá’í Faith’s unique leadership structure and why no successor was appointed after Shoghi Effendi, the religion’s first and only Guardian.

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