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Judge John Younge on Church/State Separation, Secularism, and Atheists
Judge John Younge on Church/State Separation, Secularism, and Atheists
Judge Keeps Burning Cross in Courtroom
Judge Keeps Burning Cross in Courtroom
Judge Leads Court in Prayer
Judge Leads Court in Prayer
Judge Lets Jurors, Witnesses Swear on Any Religious Text
Judge Lets Jurors, Witnesses Swear on Any Religious Text
Judge M. Ashley McKathan Asks Both Sides Pray Together With Him
Judge M. Ashley McKathan Asks Both Sides Pray Together With Him
Judge Moore's Monument In Alabama
Judge Moore's Monument In Alabama
Judge Nixes Anti-Abortion Plates
Judge Nixes Anti-Abortion Plates
Judge Ordered to Restore God Reference
Judge Ordered to Restore God Reference
Judge Orders Addict Not to Have Kids
Judge Orders Addict Not to Have Kids
Judge Orders Couple Not to have Children
Judge Orders Couple Not to have Children
Judge Orders End to Teacher-Led Prayers in Missouri School
Judge Orders End to Teacher-Led Prayers in Missouri School
Judge Recommends "Passion" to Offenders
Judge Recommends
Judge Removed God from Oaths, Complaint Filed
Judge Removed God from Oaths, Complaint Filed
Judge Roy Moore Does Not Support the FMA
Judge Roy Moore Does Not Support the FMA
Judge Roy Moore and the Confederacy
Judge Roy Moore and the Confederacy
Judge Roy Moore's Anti-Catholicism
Judge Roy Moore's Anti-Catholicism
Judge Roy Moore's Beliefs: What Does He Think About Religion, America, And The Ten Commandments?
Perhaps the most important and fundamental idea of his, one which plays a role in his other beliefs and in his actions, is that America is a Christian Nation. At a Christian rally in Tennessee in early 2002 he told supporters that the United States was founded as a Christian nation and that Christians should 'take back our land.'
Judge Roy Moore's Court Battles - What Has He Done And How Have The Courts Ruled?
When Roy Moore became state circuit court judge in Alabama in 1992, he embarked upon a path where he would be less an impartial judge of othersÂ’ cases and more the passionate player in his own legal battles. It is not clear whether he had any idea just how much attention his actions would draw, but it seems unlikely that he was completely ignorant of what might happen.
Judge Roy Moore's Decisions: What Does He Think About Religion, America, And The Ten Commandments?
Roy MooreÂ’s beliefs about the relationship between his religion and government are sometimes reflected in his decisions. In early 2002 he ruled against a lesbian seeking custody of her children from her ex-husband. In his decision, he labeled homosexuality 'a sin' which 'violates both natural and revealed law,' quoting both Genesis and Leviticus.
Judge Roy Moore: Reactions - What Do People Think About His Ten Commandments Monument?
When Roy Moore was elected to the state Supreme Court, that victory could be attributed in large part to his fame and popularity over his display of the Ten Commandments in his courtroom. He campaigned as the 'Ten Commandments Judge' and he promised to help restore God and Christianity to American law and government. Clearly, Moore can count on a great deal of support from citizens of Alabama.
Judge Roy Moore: Reactions - What Do People Think About His Ten Commandments Monument?
Opposition to his efforts can also be found within the religious community. Although fundamentalists may like to see the government express support for their narrow religious vision, many others who are devoutly religious can clearly see the dangers inherent in such acts and make no effort to hide their support for keeping church and state separate.
Judge Roy Moore: Ten Commandments & the Law
Roy Moore is a genuine celebrity for the Religious Right in America - his perpetual court cases over his various displays of the Ten Commandment have become a popular cause for fundamentalists around the country. Because of this, the court cases involving Moore play an important role in the relationship not only between church and state, but also between separationists and AmericaÂ’s religious right.
Judge Roy Moore: Ten Commandments & the Law in Alabama, America
Roy Moore is a celebrity for the Religious Right — his perpetual court cases over his various displays of the Ten Commandment have become a popular cause for fundamentalists around the country. Because of this, the court cases involving Moore play an important role in the relationship not only between church and state, but also between separationists and America’s religious right.
Judge Roy Moore: Who Cares? Does It Really Matter If He Posts The Ten Commandments?
Does it really matter if Roy Moore opens his court sessions with prayers, places a plaque of the Ten Commandments in his courtrooms, or installs a massive monument to the Ten Commandments in Alabama Judicial Building? Are any of these actions really unconstitutional? The answers to both questions is an unqualified Yes.
Judge Roy MooreÂ’s Anti-Catholicism: Picking Protestantism Over Catholicism
Some conservative Republicans have complained that Democratic Senators had been using religious tests which effectively prohibited devout Catholics from being appointed as federal judges. It was suggested that the Democrats were engaged in anti-Catholic discrimination. Why havenÂ’t we heard similar complaints bout Judge Roy Moore in Alabama?
Judge Rules Against Selling Soledad Cross. Again.
Judge Rules Against Selling Soledad Cross. Again.
Judge Rules that Catholic Archdiocese Owns Parishes
Judge Rules that Catholic Archdiocese Owns Parishes
Judge Sides with Shermans, Strikes Down Moment of Silence Law
Judge Sides with Shermans, Strikes Down Moment of Silence Law
Judge Steps Down Over Terrorist Comments
Judge Steps Down Over Terrorist Comments
Judge Strikes Part of RLUIPA
Judge Strikes Part of RLUIPA
Judge's Robes Display Ten Commandments
Judge's Robes Display Ten Commandments
Judge: Homosexual Isn’t Libelous Term
Judge: Homosexual Isn’t Libelous Term
Judge: OK for Bush to Torture, Abuse People
Judge: OK for Bush to Torture, Abuse People
Judges Opting Out of Abortion Cases
Judges Opting Out of Abortion Cases
Judges, book of
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Judges’ Oath Unconstitutional?
Judges’ Oath Unconstitutional?
Judicial Activism and Abortion
Judicial Activism and Abortion
Judicial Activism vs. Judicial Interpretation
Judicial Activism vs. Judicial Interpretation
Judicial Candidate: God Belongs in Government
Judicial Candidate: God Belongs in Government
Judicial Inquisition: Trying to End Secular Laws
Judicial Inquisition: Trying to End Secular Laws
Judicial Tyranny, Judicial Activism
Judicial Tyranny, Judicial Activism
Judith, book of
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Julia Child, Conservative?
Julia Child, Conservative?
Julian Baggini: Qualified to Critique Things He Knows Nothing About
Julian Baggini: Qualified to Critique Things He Knows Nothing About
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Jung, Carl Gustav
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Short Biography of Carl Gustav Jung
Junk DNA
What is 'Junk DNA' and how does it impact evolution?
Jupiter Effect
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Jupiter Effect
Juries Can't Use Bibles in Death Penalty Deliberations
Juries Can't Use Bibles in Death Penalty Deliberations
Jury Seated in Scientology Case
Jury Seated in Scientology Case
Jus Ad Bellum and the Pursuit of War - Just War Theory
How do Just War theories expect to justify the pursuit of some wars? How can we ever conclude that some particular war may be more moral than another? Although there are some differences in the principles used, we can point to five basic ideas that address whether or not it is just to launch any particular war.
Jus In Bello and the Waging of War - Just War Theory
How do Just War theories expect to justify the pursuit of some wars? How can we ever conclude that some particular war may be more moral than another? Although there are some differences in the principles used, we can point to five basic ideas that address whether or not it is just to launch any particular war.
Just Another Salem: Christian Persecution of Atheists in the American Heartland
Just Another Salem: Christian Persecution of Atheists in the American Heartland
Just Try Jesus... Or Burn in Hell, Scum
Just Try Jesus... Or Burn in Hell, Scum
Just War And Christian Tradition
Just War And Christian Tradition
Just War Theory: Explanation & Criteria
There is a long-standing tradition in Western culture of differentiating between just and unjust wars. Those opposed to war in principle will disagree that any such distinction can be made, the basic idea is to arge that there are times when war is, at the very least, less just and as a result should receive less support from the public and from national leaders.
Just War Theory: Principle of Last Resort
How do Just War theories expect to justify the pursuit of some wars? The principle of Last Resort is the idea that war is awful enough that it should never be the first or even the primary option when it comes to resolving international disagreements. Although it may at times be a necessary option, it should only be chosen when all other options (diplomatic and economic) have been exhausted.
Just War Theory: Principle of Legitimate Authority
How do Just War theories expect to justify the pursuit of some wars? According to this principle, a war cannot be just if it has not been authorized by the proper authorities. This may seem to make more sense in a medieval setting where one feudal lord might try to wage war against another without seeking the authorization of the king, but it still has relevancy today.
Just War Theory: Principle of Right Intention
How do Just War theories expect to justify the pursuit of some wars? One of the more fundamental principles of Just War Theory is the idea that no just war can come out of unjust intentions or methods. For a war to be judged "just," it is necessary that the immediate goals of the conflict and the means by which the cause is achieved be "right" - which is to say, be moral, fair, just, etc.
Just War Theory: Principle of the Probability of Success
How do Just War theories expect to justify the pursuit of some wars? According to teh principle of Probability of Success, it isn't "just" to launch a war if there is no reasonable expectation that the war will be successful. Whether faced with defending against another's attack or considering an attack of your own, you must only do so if your plans indicate that victory is reasonably possible.
Just a little faith... 1
What is faith, and is it a sufficient justification for a religious or any other belief? Why do people choose to use it instead of reason? From your Mining Co. Guide
Just a little faith... 2
What is faith, and is it a sufficient justification for a religious or any other belief? A look at faith in cults, culture, and other religions.
Justice Antonin Scalia: Monotheists Deserve Government Favoritism
Justice Antonin Scalia: Monotheists Deserve Government Favoritism
Justice Janice Rogers Brown on 'Atheistic Humanism'
Justice Janice Rogers Brown on 'Atheistic Humanism'
Justice Thomas Getting Wealth of Gifts
Justice Thomas Getting Wealth of Gifts
Justice Thomas Supports State Establishments of Religion
Justice Thomas Supports State Establishments of Religion
Justice and Judges in Texas
Justice and Judges in Texas
Justice, Mercy, and Motivation (Book Notes: Reverence)
Justice, Mercy, and Motivation (Book Notes: Reverence)
Justices Consider Theology Subsidies
Justices Consider Theology Subsidies
Justifying Anti-Atheist Bigotry: Excusing & Dismissing Anti-Atheist Bigotry - How do Anti-Atheist Bigots Excuse, Justify, Dismiss Bigotry, Hostility?
Anti-atheist bigotry appears in many contexts and occurs in many formats. Its widespread prevalence, often as an unspoken assumption that's simply taken for granted, seems almost impossible to deny. Some do try to deny it, however, and insist that despite all the evidence to the contrary, atheists aren't even very generally despised. Arguments against the existence of anti-Atheist bigotry range from the merely ignorant to the outlandishly hostile.
Justifying Anti-Atheist Bigotry: Excusing & Dismissing Anti-Atheist Bigotry - How do Anti-Athiest Bigots Excuse, Justify, Dismiss their Bigotry, Hostility?
Anti-atheist bigotry appears in many contexts and occurs in many formats. Its widespread prevalence, often as an unspoken assumption that's simply taken for granted, seems almost impossible to deny. Some do try to deny it, however, and insist that despite all the evidence to the contrary, atheists aren't even very generally despised. Arguments against the existence of anti-Atheist bigotry range from the merely ignorant to the outlandishly hostile.
Justin Hayes: Atheists "Forcing" Believers by Arguing Against Religion
Justin Hayes: Atheists
K'inich Ajaw: K'inich Ajaw, God of the Sun in Mayan Religion, Mythology
K'inich Ajaw was the Mayan god of the sun and war. Mayan warriors participated in blood-letting dance rituals to honor K'inich Ajaw. Mayan rulers believed that they were the descendants of K'inich Ajaw and would assume his identity during festivals honoring him. Ulike impersonators of gods in other cases, though, they would not be ritually sacrificed.
KKK Showing Support for Gay Marriage Ban
KKK Showing Support for Gay Marriage Ban
Ka'ba
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Kaaba in Mecca, Saudi Arabia: What is the Kaaba? Why is the Kaaba Important?
Kaaba in Mecca, Saudi Arabia: What is the Kaaba? Why is the Kaaba Important?
Kaaba in Mecca: Image Gallery with Photos, Drawings, Illustrations
Kaaba in Mecca: Image Gallery with Photos, Drawings, Illustrations
Kaaba in Mecca: Image Gallery with Photos, Drawings, Illustrations, and Diagrams of the Kaaba, Islam's Holiest Shrine for Muslims
The Kaaba (Ka'aba, Ka'bah, 'Cube,' 'House of God') is a shrine located in a square adjacent to the Grand Mosque in Mecca, Islam's holiest city. The Kaaba itself is Islam's holiest site. The surrounding square has been enlarged to over 16,000 square meters and can accommodate over 300,000 Muslim pilgrims. When Muslims pray the required five times each day, they face not simply Mecca, but the Kaaba in Mecca; Muslims praying in Mecca turn towards the Kaaba instead of facing just any direction.
Kahane, Meir
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Short Biography of Meir Kahane
Kajirites
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Kali
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Kannon
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Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline
Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline
Kansas Bigots Show True Colors, Equate Rainbow Flag with Nazi Flag
Kansas Bigots Show True Colors, Equate Rainbow Flag with Nazi Flag
Kansas Debates Sunday Liquor Sales
Kansas Debates Sunday Liquor Sales
Kansas Favors Fables Over Science
Kansas Favors Fables Over Science
Kansas State Laws on Flag Burning, Desecration: Kansas's Laws on Desecration, Abuse, Commmercial Use of the American Flag and State Flag
In Kansas, criminal desecration includes 'damaging, defacing or destroying the flag, ensign or other symbol of the United States or this state in which another has a property interest without the consent of such other person.'
Kansas Ten Commandments Monument Must Go
Kansas Ten Commandments Monument Must Go
Kansas University Professor Beaten Because of Creationism Class?
Kansas University Professor Beaten Because of Creationism Class?
Kansas, Intelligent Design, and Pseudoscience
Kansas, Intelligent Design, and Pseudoscience
Kansas: AG Wants Sex History of Women Who Had Late-Term Abortions
Kansas: AG Wants Sex History of Women Who Had Late-Term Abortions
Kansas: Conservative Creationists Spending Big
Kansas: Conservative Creationists Spending Big
Kansas: Creationist Curricula Can't Use Copyrighted Science Standards
Kansas: Creationist Curricula Can't Use Copyrighted Science Standards
Kansas: School Forfeits Football Game Rather than Play Girl
Kansas: School Forfeits Football Game Rather than Play Girl
Kansas: Women's Suffrage Critic Running for Office
Kansas: Women's Suffrage Critic Running for Office
Kant, Immanuel
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Short Biography of Immanuel Kant
Karaism
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Karbala
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Karen Hunter Defends Anti-Atheist Bigotry and Comments
Karen Hunter Defends Anti-Atheist Bigotry and Comments
Karl Jaspers Biography: Biographical History of Existentialism
Karl Jaspers was a German philosopher whose place in the history of philosophy is based primarily on his work in existentialism - indeed, he may be considered the first to construct a self-consciously existentialist philosophy in the modern era. Jaspers originally studied law and medicine, even receiving an M.D. from University of Heidelberg and teaching psychiatry at Heidelberg for a while.
Karl Marx & Religion
Karl Marx & Religion
Karl Marx and Religion
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Karl Marx and Religion
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Karl Marx and Religion
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Karl Marx and Religion
karl marx, amp, religion
Karl Marx and Religion
karl marx, amp, religion
Karl Marx and Religion
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Karl Marx and Religion
karl marx, amp, religion
Karl Marx on Religion: Is Religion the Opiate of the Masses?
This quote is reproduced a great deal and is probably the only Marx quote that most people are familiar with. Unfortunately, if someone is familiar with it they are likely only familiar with a small portion that, taken by itself, tends to give a distorted impression of what Marx had to say about religion.
Karl Marx, Religion, and Economics: Karl Marx's Analysis of Religion
According to Karl Marx, religion is like other social institutions in that it is dependent upon the material and economic realities in a given society. It has no independent history; instead it is the creature of productive forces. As Marx wrote, ‘The religious world is but the reflex of the real world.‘
Karl Marx, Religion, and Economics: Karl Marx's Economic Theories
For Karl Marx, the basic determining factor of human history is economics. According to him, humans - even from their earliest beginnings - are not motivated by grand ideas but instead by material concerns, like the need to eat and survive. This is the basic premise of a materialist view of history. At the beginning, people worked together in unity and it wasn't so bad.
Karl Marx, Religion, and Economics: Problems in Karl Marx's Analysis of Religion
As interesting and insightful as Marx's analysis and critiques are, they are not without their problems - historical and economic. Because of these problems, it would not be appropriate to accept MarxÂ’s ideas uncritically. Although he certain has some important things to say on the nature of religion, he canÂ’t be accepted as the last word on the subject.
Karl Popper and Evolution: Is Evolutionary Theory Based on a Tautology?
Karl Popper and Evolution: Is Evolutionary Theory Based on a Tautology?
Karl Rove Threatens Republicans: Vote with Bush Or Else...
Karl Rove Threatens Republicans: Vote with Bush Or Else...
Karris Golden, Faith Columnist, Misrepresents Atheism
Karris Golden, Faith Columnist, Misrepresents Atheism
Katharine Hepburn Burning in Hell?
Katharine Hepburn Burning in Hell?
Katharine Hepburn Dead at 96
Katharine Hepburn Dead at 96
Katherine Harris: Christian Reconstructionist?
Katherine Harris: Christian Reconstructionist?
Katherine Harris: God, not People, Chooses the Rulers
Katherine Harris: God, not People, Chooses the Rulers
Kathleen Parker: OK if Presidents are Ignorant About Basic Science, Reality
Kathleen Parker: OK if Presidents are Ignorant About Basic Science, Reality
Kathy's Big Fat Lesbian Wedding
Kathy's Big Fat Lesbian Wedding
Katie Holmes: Education Proceeding On Schedule
Katie Holmes: Education Proceeding On Schedule
Kaur
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Keep Armageddon Secret: Do you want to know when the end is near?
Keep Armageddon Secret: Do you want to know when the end is near? Would you want to be informed about an approaching cataclysmic event, like an asteroid or comet, even if nothing could be done about it? Or would you rather be kept in the dark? Would you want everyone else to know, too?
Keep Christ Out of X-Mas: Christ Doesn't Belong in Christmas Anymore, A Secular Christmas is a Christ-less X-Mas
This image is taken from a World War II poster exhorting soldiers to take good care of their boots - it has no direct bearing on the war itself or the causes at issue in the war. In this context, however, it seemed an appropriate image to depict how Christian Nationalists seem to perceive the alleged threats to their treasured religious symbols. Should the government merely allow private religious groups to erect and maintain such displays?
Keep Sunday Special?
Keep Sunday Special?
Keeping the Sabbath: Violating the Fourth Commandment - Analysis of the Ten Commandments
As with the Second Commandment, this is arguably violated by just about every Christian denomination and church in existence. The text makes it clear that one is supposed to work for six days and then rest on the seventh and final day of the week. For a week that begins on a Sunday, the seventh and final day of the week is Saturday.
Kegerreis Outdoor Advertising OK with Anti-Atheist Bigotry
Kegerreis Outdoor Advertising OK with Anti-Atheist Bigotry
Keith Ellison, Muslim Congressman, Speaks Before Atheist Group
Keith Ellison, Muslim Congressman, Speaks Before Atheist Group
Keith Windschuttle Goes Off the Deep End
Keith Windschuttle Goes Off the Deep End
Ken Hutcherson, Gay Rights, and Microsoft
Ken Hutcherson, Gay Rights, and Microsoft
Ken Starr Wants More Religion in Government
Ken Starr Wants More Religion in Government
Kennedy, Anthony
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Short Biography of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy
Kennesaw Mayor to Sign 'Biblical' Law
Kennesaw Mayor to Sign 'Biblical' Law
Kenneth Hutcherson: Let Them Sleep on the Streets & Starve
Kenneth Hutcherson: Let Them Sleep on the Streets & Starve
Kennewick Man: Free At Last
Kennewick Man: Free At Last
Kent Hovind Arrested
Kent Hovind Arrested
Kent Hovind, Dr. Dino: Guilty, Guilty, Guilty!
Kent Hovind, Dr. Dino: Guilty, Guilty, Guilty!
Kentucky Bans Infidel Texts in Schools
Kentucky Bans Infidel Texts in Schools
Kentucky Homeland Security: God is Vital to State Security
Kentucky Homeland Security: God is Vital to State Security
Kentucky Judge Forces Choice: Jail or Church
Kentucky Judge Forces Choice: Jail or Church
Kentucky Legislature Too Religious?
Kentucky Legislature Too Religious?
Kentucky Must Remove Ten Commandments
Kentucky Must Remove Ten Commandments
Kentucky State Laws on Flag Burning, Desecration: Kentucky's Laws on Desecration, Abuse, Commmercial Use of the American Flag and State Flag
In Kentucky, desecration of 'venerated objects' is a misdemeanor which applies if someone 'desecrates in a public place the national or state flag or other patriotic or religious symbol which is an object of veneration by the public or a substantial segment thereof.'
Kentucky: People Upset Over Commandments Ruling
Kentucky: People Upset Over Commandments Ruling
Kentucky: School Dress Codes & Muslim Students
Kentucky: School Dress Codes & Muslim Students
Kenya: International Religious Freedom Report (2004)
American State Department report on religious freedom in Kenya for 2004: The Constitution provides for freedom of religion, and the Government generally respects this right in practice. The Constitution does not provide for an official state religion.
Kenyan Christian Leaders Attack Gays
Kenyan Christian Leaders Attack Gays
Kenyan Crackdown on Witchcraft
Kenyan Crackdown on Witchcraft
Kenyans Advised to Ignore Desmond Tutu
Kenyans Advised to Ignore Desmond Tutu
Kerry Blasts GOP 'Holier Than Thou' Attitude
Kerry Blasts GOP 'Holier Than Thou' Attitude
Kerry Cited in Heresy Charges
Kerry Cited in Heresy Charges
Kerry Excommunication Moving Forward?
Kerry Excommunication Moving Forward?
Kerry Exploited Bible, Scripture?
Kerry Exploited Bible, Scripture?
Kerry Might Review “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
Kerry Might Review “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
Kerry Popular With Vatican?
Kerry Popular With Vatican?
Kerry Position on Iraq: Consistent?
Kerry Position on Iraq: Consistent?
Kerry Prayer Team?
Kerry Prayer Team?
Kerry Religious Advisor Supported Newdow
Kerry Religious Advisor Supported Newdow
Keswick Movement
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Keswick Movement
Kevin Dillon: Ultimate Level of Analysis is Faith, not Facts or Reason
Kevin Dillon: Ultimate Level of Analysis is Faith, not Facts or Reason
Kevin McCarthy on Secularism, Church/State Separation, and Atheism
Kevin McCarthy on Secularism, Church/State Separation, and Atheism
Key Thinkers in Christianity
Key Thinkers in Christianity
Keyes Gets the Fascist Endorsement
Keyes Gets the Fascist Endorsement
Keyes Still Hates Gays
Keyes Still Hates Gays
Keyes on Reparations and Tax Cuts
Keyes on Reparations and Tax Cuts
Keyes: Christ Would Not Vote for Obama
Keyes: Christ Would Not Vote for Obama
Keyes: Church/State Separation is Silly
Keyes: Church/State Separation is Silly
Keynes, John Maynard
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Short Biography of John Maynard Keynes
Khalistan
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Khalsa
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Khamenei, Ayatollah Seyed Ali
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Khanda
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Khatami Condemns Fascism in Iran
Khatami Condemns Fascism in Iran
Khatami, Muhammad
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Khomeini's Grandson Attacks "Religious Dictators"
Khomeini's Grandson Attacks
Kicked Out of Bush Speech - For Liberal Bumper Stickers
Kicked Out of Bush Speech - For Liberal Bumper Stickers
Kicking the Secularist Habit
Kicking the Secularist Habit
Kiddush HaShem
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Kiddush HaShem
Kidron Valley (Qidron Valley): Profile of the Kidron Valley Outside Jerusalem
The Kidron Valley is one of the major geographical features around Jerusalem. At one time the spring of Gihon followed through the Kidron, creating the valley, but the spring was diverted by Hezekiah's tunnel and the waters are now brought up to the Pool of Siloam within the city.
Kids Taken From Anti-Polygamist, Given to "Sister Wife"
Kids Taken From Anti-Polygamist, Given to
Kieffe & Sons Ford Want Atheists to Sit Down and Shut Up
Kieffe & Sons Ford Want Atheists to Sit Down and Shut Up
Kierkegaard
Kierkegaard
Kierkegaard - Fear and Trembling in Denmark
There are many Christians today who tout the importance of faith and emphasize the need to have a personal relationship with God, but it isnÂ’t clear that they fully realize or understand the implications of this. They are, after all, among the first and most vocal judges whenever someone claims to have been told by God to kill their children, as has happened more than once in America in recent years.
Kierkegaard, God, and Atheism
Kierkegaard, God, and Atheism
Kierkegaard, Soren
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Short Biography of Soren Kierkegaard
Kill All Muslims?
Kill All Muslims?
Killer Christ Icon Removed
Killer Christ Icon Removed
Killer Rapist Mice and the Biological Origins of Behavior (Book Notes: Genetic Destines)
Killer Rapist Mice and the Biological Origins of Behavior (Book Notes: Genetic Destines)
Killing Children for Islam?
Killing Children for Islam?
Killing Civilized Christianity
Killing Civilized Christianity
Killing Jews: Religious Obligation for Muslims?
Killing Jews: Religious Obligation for Muslims?
Killing School in Gaza
Killing School in Gaza
Kinder, Gentler Contempt of Jews
Kinder, Gentler Contempt of Jews
Kinder, Gentler Inquisition?
Kinder, Gentler Inquisition?
Kindness to Dogs: Un-Christian
Kindness to Dogs: Un-Christian
Kinds of Evidence
What kinds of evidence support evolution, and how good are they?
King Solomon's Tablet a Fake
King Solomon's Tablet a Fake
Kings, book of
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Kinky Friedman vs. Church/State Separation
Kinky Friedman vs. Church/State Separation
Kinsey, Alfred C.
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Short Biography of Alfred C. Kinsey
Kiribati: International Religious Freedom Report (2004)
American State Department report on religious freedom in Kiribati for 2004: The Constitution provides for freedom of religion, and the Government generally respects this right in practice.
Kirkegaard‘s Life and Philosophy
Kirkegaard‘s Life and Philosophy
Kirlian Photography
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Kirlian Photography
Kiss My Left Behind
Kiss My Left Behind
Kitzmiller v. Dover: Intelligent Design Dumped in Dover, Pennsylvania
Kitzmiller v. Dover: Intelligent Design Dumped in Dover, Pennsylvania
Kitzmiller v. Dover: Summary and Analysis of the Decision Against Dover's Intelligent Design Policy
The Dover Area School Board voted on October 18, 2004, that students in the schools should be 'made aware of gaps/problems in Darwin's theory and of other theories of evolution including, but not limited to, intelligent design.' This was the first time in America that any schools at any level would specifically promote Intelligent Design. It would become an important test case for whether Intelligent Design could be taught constitutionally.
Kitzmiller v. Dover: Teaching Intelligent Design in the Dover Schools is not Constitutional
In Dover, Pennsylvania, the school board decided to introduce Intelligent Design into 9th grade science classes and undermine the teaching of evolution be describing it as merely a theory, different from the rest of science. This was done for religious reasons and the school board was sued. A long, scathing decision explored the religious nature of Intelligent Design and ruled against Dover.
Kleiman on Being Right: Why Are People So Attached to Their Opinions?
Both philosophers and theologians often attribute many of the evils committed by humans to things like greed (greed for money, power, land) or hatred (hatred of different races, religions, ethnic groups). This is not unreasonable because we can see the obvious influence of greed and hatred in so many human conflicts, both large-scale (like wars) and small-scale (like local crime).
Klingenschmitt Prays for God to Kill Church/State Separationists
Klingenschmitt Prays for God to Kill Church/State Separationists
Knee-Jerk Left Scorning Religious Politicians
Knee-Jerk Left Scorning Religious Politicians
Knights Hospitaller Gallery: Illustrations, Drawings, Woodcuts
In 1020 merchants from Amalfi and Salerno were granted permission by the Egyptian Caliph to build a hospice in Jerusalem. Out of this grew The Order of Knights of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem (also known as: Knights of Malta, Knights of Rhodes, and most commonly as Knights Hospitaller). The Hospitallers were one of the most important Christian forces during the Crusades.
Knights Templar Demand Apology
Knights Templar Demand Apology
Knights Templar Gallery: Illustrations, Drawings, Woodcuts
Hugues de Payens founded the Order of Knights Templar in Jerusalem. The name came from the fact that their headquarters was on the site of Solomon's Temple.
Knights Templar: Image Gallery of Templar Knight in Armor
As with most religious orders, there were special requirements before joining as well as an initiation ceremony; little is known about the various internal ceremonies of order, which has given rise to all sorts of fantastic theories. Prospective members all had to be of noble birth, legitimate sons, and willing to take the Templar vows of poverty, chastity, obedience, and piety. Fighting knights vowed to never surrender; death on the battlefield ensured immediate entry to heaven.
Knights Templar: Image Gallery of Templar Knights in Various Outfits, Armor
Founded in 1118 by Hugh de Payens in order to help protect pilgrims to the Holy Land and they were originally housed close to the site where Solomon's Temple once stood. The rules of their order, formally granted in 1128, were created by St. Bernard of Clairveaux and officially given to them at the Council of Troyes, France. The Knights Templar became one of the most famous and powerful of all the monastic military orders during the Crusading era.
Knights Templar: Image Gallery of the Templar Knights
Knights Templar: Image Gallery of the Templar Knights
Knights Templar: Image Gallery of the Templar Knights, Monastic Military Order during the Crusades
As with most religious orders, there were special requirements before joining as well as an initiation ceremony; little is known about the various internal ceremonies of order, which has given rise to all sorts of fantastic theories. Prospective members all had to be of noble birth, legitimate sons, and willing to take the Templar vows of poverty, chastity, obedience, and piety. Fighting knights vowed to never surrender; death on the battlefield ensured immediate entry to heaven.
Knights Templar: Image of Knights Templar Insignia
According to legend, the move against the Templars was on a Friday 13th, thus leading to the superstition that this day is unlucky. More popular legends involve the activities of the Templars in the Holy Land, for example the claim that while occupying the Temple Mount they discovered the Holy Grail or the Ark of the Covenant and brought it back to Europe to hide for themselves. The Templar's records were evidently never recovered, thus leading to wild speculations about what they really owned.
Knights Templar: Image of Knights Templar Palace in Paris, France
Many Templars in France were killed under the authority of King Philip. Other monarchs in Europe followed suit -- even if they weren't jealous of Templar power, the opportunity to acquire their lands was too good to pass up. Some Templars were taken in by other monastic military orders, like the Hospitallers. A few escaped to areas outside papal control, like Scotland which was at the time under excommunication. Most simply disappeared; their large fleet also vanished without a trace.
Knights Templar: Image of a Knights Templar Church in Luz, France
The Templars' banking wealth and power contributed to their downfall once the Muslims regained control of Jerusalem and the Holy Land. Jealousy inspired the King of France to attack them; he was supported by Pope Clement V, who just happened to be a childhood friend of Philip's. This attack which resulted in the disbandment of the Templars and the death of most of the members. Other military orders, like the Hospitallers, quickly gave up their banking interests lest the same happen to them.
Knights Templar: Who Were the Knights Templar? Did Templars Hide the Holy Grail?
Knights Templar: Who Were the Knights Templar? Did Templars Hide the Holy Grail?
Knights Templar: Who Were the Knights Templar? Did the Templars Hide the Holy Grail?
Founded in 1118 by Hugh de Payens in order to help protect pilgrims to the Holy Land and they were originally housed close to the site where SolomonÂ’s Temple once stood. The rules of their order, formally granted in 1128, were created by St. Bernard of Clairveaux and officially given to them at the Council of Troyes, France. The Knights Templar became one of the most famous and powerful of all the monastic military orders during the Crusading era.
Knights of Columbus Defend Pledge & God
Knights of Columbus Defend Pledge & God
Knights of the Crusades: Illustrations, Drawings, Woodcuts
The Crusades were religious, military, political, and commercial expeditions against both rival religions and rival Christian groups. They helped European society define itself and they laid the groundwork for end of feudalism. The relationship between Christianity and Islam was permanently altered and the Crusades continue through this day to influence how Islam sees the West.
Knossos Riddle
Knossos Riddle
Knowing God's Mind
Knowing God's Mind
Knowing You Are An Atheist
Knowing You Are An Atheist
Knowledge & Power: New Privileged Classes in Modern Democracies
Knowledge & Power: New Privileged Classes in Modern Democracies
Kolob
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Koran Supports Israel
Koran Supports Israel
Korea, Democratic People's Republic of: International Religious Freedom Report (2004)
American State Department report on religious freedom in Korea, Democratic People's Republic of for 2004: The Constitution provides for
Korea, Republic of: International Religious Freedom Report (2004)
American State Department report on religious freedom in Korea, Republic of for 2004: The Constitution provides for freedom of religion, and the Government generally respects this right in practice.
Kosovo - History
Religion in the former Yugoslavia: History of Kosvo.
Kosovo Timeline - Historical Overview
Religion in the former Yugoslavia: Timline of Religiously Related events in Kosovo.
Kosovo: basic facts - Agnosticism/Atheism
Basic facts regarding the nation of Albania, from your About.com Guide
Kouros and Arachaic Greek Religion: Images of Ancient Greek Religion & Mythology
The Archaic and Classical periods of Greek history can be placed between the 8th and 4th centuries BCE. Greek religion at this time possessed a number of salient characteristics that need to be borne in mind.
Krak des Chevaliers (Crac des Chevaliers, Fortress of the Knights): Knights Hospitaller Gallery
Krak des Chevaliers, also known as Crac des Chevaliers, means Fortress of the Knights and is a mixture of French and Arabic. The castle is famous for having served as the headquarters of the Knights Hospitaller in Syria during the Crusades.
Krensada's Deviant Anti-Atheist Bigotry Art
Krensada's Deviant Anti-Atheist Bigotry Art
Kreskin, George (The Amazing Kreskin)
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Short Biography of George Kreskin (The Amazing Kreskin)
Krishna
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Krishna Payouts Begin
Krishna Payouts Begin
Kristof: Scorning People for Opinions is "Intrinsically Repugnant"
Kristof: Scorning People for Opinions is
Ku Klux Klan
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Ku Klux Klan
Ku Klux Klan Joins Black Church
Ku Klux Klan Joins Black Church
Kuhn, Thomas
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Short Biography of Thomas Kuhn
Kuwait to Outlaw Religious Jibes
Kuwait to Outlaw Religious Jibes
Kuwait will not "Americanize" Textbooks
Kuwait will not
Kuwait: International Religious Freedom Report (2004)
American State Department report on religious freedom in Kuwait for 2004: The Constitution provides for freedom of religion; however, the Government places some limits on this right. The Constitution also provides that the State protect the freedom to practice religion in accordance with established customs, provided that it does not conflict with public policy or morals. The Constitution states that Islam is the state religion and that Shari'a (Islamic law) is a main source of legislation.
Kuwait: Women Denied Right to Vote
Kuwait: Women Denied Right to Vote
L.A. Church Challenged Over Paristan Politicking
L.A. Church Challenged Over Paristan Politicking
L.A. Schools Bar Scientology Anti-Drug Program
L.A. Schools Bar Scientology Anti-Drug Program
L.A. Sued for Removing Cross
L.A. Sued for Removing Cross
LGBT Kids Unsafe at School
LGBT Kids Unsafe at School
La Crosse Ten Commandments Monument to Go
La Crosse Ten Commandments Monument to Go
La Crosse To Fight for Ten Commandments
La Crosse To Fight for Ten Commandments
LaHay's Tribulation
LaHay's Tribulation
Lack of God = Lack of Goodness
Lack of God = Lack of Goodness
Lack of Theoretical Foundation: Why Parapsychology is a Pseudoscience, Not a Science
Although science is driven by data, strong theoretical foundations must exist in order to explain that data. Otherwise, all we have is a collection of possibly related facts, and what good is that? Science isnÂ’t merely an attempt to collect data, but rather an effort to explain that data in an accurate, coherent, and useful manner.
Lakatos, Imre
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Short Biography of Imre Lakatos
Lamarkism
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Lamentations of Jeremiah
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Lamentations of Jeremiah
Lamenting the Absence of Imposed Christianity, Anti-Atheist Discrimination
Lamenting the Absence of Imposed Christianity, Anti-Atheist Discrimination
Lammas
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Lance Armstrong and God
Lance Armstrong and God
Lance F. - Associate, Agnosticism/Atheism Site
About Lance F., Associate for the Agnosticism/Atheism site on About.com
Land Transfer to Save Ten Commandments Monument?
Land Transfer to Save Ten Commandments Monument?
Landmark Forums
Landmark Forums
Langar
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Language, Culture, and Extinction
Language, Culture, and Extinction
Language, Experience, and Animal Rights
Language, Experience, and Animal Rights
Language, Meaning, and Communication: Emotional Language in Arguments
Being able to separate emotional and informational language is a key component of understanding and evaluating an argument. It isnÂ’t unusual for the lack of substantive reasons for accepting the truth of a conclusion to be masked by the use of emotional terminology - sometimes deliberately, sometimes not.
Language, Meaning, and Communication: The Role of Language in Constructing Arguments
Although it might sound trivial or even irrelevant to bring up such basic matters as language, meaning, and communication, these are the most fundamental components of arguments - even more fundamental than propositions, inferences, and conclusions. We cannot make sense of an argument without being able make sense of the language, meaning, and purpose of what is being communicated in the first place.
Language, Swearing, Aggression in the Brain (Book Notes: Blue Streak)
Language, Swearing, Aggression in the Brain (Book Notes: Blue Streak)
Lao-Tzu
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Laos: International Religious Freedom Report (2004)
American State Department report on religious freedom in Laos for 2004: The Constitution provides for freedom of religion; however, the Government restricts this right in practice. Some government officials committed abuses of citizens' religious freedom.
Lapsed Christians
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy - Lapsed Christians
Larry Darby & Conspiracy Theories: Finding Order by Finding Enemies
Larry Darby & Conspiracy Theories: Finding Order by Finding Enemies
Larry Darby Going Right Off the Deep End
Larry Darby Going Right Off the Deep End
Larry Darby Loses, But Still Gloats
Larry Darby Loses, But Still Gloats
Larry Darby Proclaims He is a Christian Now (updated)
Larry Darby Proclaims He is a Christian Now (updated)
Larry Darby Shilling for White Supremacism, Racism
Larry Darby Shilling for White Supremacism, Racism
Larry Darby Wants to be Alabama Governor
Larry Darby Wants to be Alabama Governor
Larry Darby to Run for Congress
Larry Darby to Run for Congress
Larry Darby: Alabama's Atheist Law Center, Holocaust Denial, White Nationalism, & Larry Darby's Atheism
Larry Darby is a prominent atheist activist. He founded the Atheist Law Center in Alabama and was involved in high-profile chruch/state cases, like Roy Moore's Ten Commandments monument. He is involved in Holocaust Denial and White Nationalism, making Larry Darby an embarrassment to atheists. He invited David Irving to speak at an Atheist Law Center event, spoke at a White Nationalist meeting, and ran for attorney-general on a racist platform. Larry Darby is an atheist, but an embarrassing one.