Today we are visiting faith-based communities. Individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia may face these challenges: memory loss that disrupts daily life, missing services or confusion over time of service, changes in mood or personality, withdrawal from an organization’s activities, or a change in a person’s level of involvement, problems finding […]
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>>ZJ: Someone recently asked me why it is that atheists share their views with others or try to persuade people that atheism is true. They pointed out that when religious people “witness”, as they call it, they’re usually doing it because their religion commands them to introduce others into the faith, and because they’re worried […]
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Millennials are leaving religion and not coming back | IN 60 SECONDS
Jean Kelley January 12, 2020 27 CommentsYoung people have earned a reputation for taking down industries and institutions, from Applebee’s to breakfast cereal. And although many of these critiques are exaggerated, the effect that young people have had on organized religion is indisputable. More than four-in-ten young people are religiously unaffiliated today. It is the most common religious identity among young […]
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– Whoa, double black diamond, I’m in Salt Lick Shitty, Utah. Home of the… Olympics one time. Let’s go see if we can smooch a Marmon and have a good time. Uh oh, come help, I’m underwater. Not literally of course. Here it is, Temple Square. Let’s go see what all the fuss is about. […]
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[MUSIC PLAYING] Growing up in London, my parents were Hindus. That automatically makes me a Hindu. Hinduism is a canvas of hundreds of religions with different doctrines and ideas and philosophies. I was so desperate to search for God that at the age of 19, I flew to India and trained to become a Hindu […]
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The Everyday Faith booklet will take you on a 21-day journey to reflect, to pray, to discover more about what this means and how we can live faithfully, hopefully, lovingly, joyfully as a Christian in the 21st century. The resources are available as a booklet, as an app, on social media, by email and audio. […]
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Millennials are leaving organized religion. Here’s where some are finding community
Jean Kelley January 10, 2020 0 COMMENTSJUDY WOODRUFF: While evangelicals remain an important demographic group for politicians, the percent of Americans who identify with any religion has been on the decline for decades. And a recent Pew Research Center study has found the biggest generational drop-off is with millennials, young adults born between 1981 and 1996. Cat Wise reports from Southern […]
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– [Russell Moore] What should unsettle the atheist the most is the fact that there are certain intuitions that we have, that love is real, for instance, that there’s a purpose behind our lives, that there’s a sense of justice that’s not simply about who’s in power, but our transcendent sense of what is right […]
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