The official tree will go on display in the Blue Room in the White House for the duration of the holiday season. Michelle, Malia, Sasha and dog Bo are shown receiving it.
Michelle Obama Receives Official 2012 Christmas Tree
by Justin Acuff •
Tag Archive for Christianity
In Kentucky, Atheism Is Persecuted By Law
by Justin Acuff •
Poor Miserable Bastard – Rick Santorum Disagrees With The Founders On ‘Pursuit Of Happiness’
by Wendy Gittleson •
Instead of listening to his church’s men, the ones that institutionalize hatred, perhaps he should listen to its nuns, women who dedicate their lives to helping the poor. I would bet that they know happiness.
Opinions From A Young Progressive, Volume Two
by Justin Acuff •
Our youngest contributor attacks the right wing for their hypocrisy regarding religion in this second installment of ‘Opinions.’
Harry Reid Agrees – Romney Is Not The Face Of Mormonism (VIDEO)
by Justin Acuff •
Mr. And Mrs. Jesus Christ?
by Ayla Ryan •
New papyrus reveals that Jesus was married, and sheds light on Jesus’ real intentions toward women.
Romney Stops Pretending To Be Moderate, Appeals To Religious Base
by Justin Acuff •
Oh My God! Poll Says Majority Of Americans Would Vote For An Atheist President
by Michael Hayne •
Why Being Gay Isn’t Against The Bible
by Ayla Ryan •
Far too often we hear the Christian right use the bible as justification for their bigotry.
Why Religion Is Important To The Progressive Cause
by Groobiecat •
I have religious friends. I have agnostic friends. I have atheistic friends. One thing we all have in common? An interest in improving the lives of the most vulnerable in society. Kind of what that carpenter dude from Nazareth was about.
Louisiana Republicans Only Support Government Funding For Christian Schools
by Stephen D. Foster Jr. •
Republicans believe that the only way their brand of Christianity can survive is if government and taxpayer money supports it and only it.
The Tea Party Agenda Of Trickle-Down Religion
by Sovereign Voice •
Denied A Job For Not Being Christian Enough? It Allegedly Happened In Oklahoma
by Stephen D. Foster Jr. •
Under the Civil Rights Act of 1964, businesses cannot discriminate against people because of their religion.
BREAKING: Two Female State Reps Banned From Speaking On House Floor After Comments On Late Term Abortions
by Kimberley Johnson •
Michigan State Representatives Lisa Brown (D-West Bloomfield) and Barb Byrum (D-Onondaga) and were banned from speaking on the House floor yesterday by Majority Floor Leader, Jim Stamas.
Right-Wingers Use Facebook To Play The Race Card With ‘Miami Zombie’
by Wendy Gittleson •
In an image that’s been circulating around Facebook, Rudy Eugene, the “Miami zombie,” has been made into a joke designed to insult both African Americans and those of us who advocate for racial tolerance and equality.
The 12 Best Reasons Why The U.S. Is Not Now, And Never Should Be, A Christian Nation
by Deborah Montesano •
The founding fathers wouldn’t have dreamed of imposing religion on their fellow Americans; they knew that this nation’s greatness came from not being a Christian one.
So You Don’t Like Gay Marriage. Is It Really Worth Handing The Keys Back To The Republicans Over It?
by Bryian Revoner •
In what some have described as a political trap with North Carolina voters recently banning gay marriage, President Obama has put himself squarely in the middle of the fray.
Oh, Religion —If It Only Had A Brain!
by Deborah Montesano •
Analytical thinking and religion aren’t quite mutually exclusive, but when religious people exercise their brains, they tend to reach some conclusions that are antithetical to what their religions teach.
Linda Harvey & Minions Say Day Of Silence To Protest Anti-LGBT Bullying Dishonors God, Plan Walkout
by Stephen D. Foster Jr. •
What Linda Harvey fails to understand is that the anti-bullying protests aren’t about God. They’re about eradicating bullying and ending the torture that bullies like her put defenseless kids through on a daily basis.
Tennessee Bill Allows Public Buildings To Display The Ten Commandments
by Stephen D. Foster Jr. •
In a blatant violation of the separation of church and state, the Tennessee House unanimously passed a bill allowing public buildings to brazenly display the Ten Commandments along with other ‘historically significant documents.’