Religion and the battle for Common Sense
Guilt Driven Attendance- Easter Sunday
Easter weekend, a time in which we all get together with our loved ones to gorge ourselves on copious amounts of food, or at least that’s how it is in my family. Everyone gathers at someone’s home and an enormous feast is prepared. We all eat until either the food is gone or everyone is … Continue reading
Should Your Tax Dollars Pay For Someone Else’s Faith Training?
There is a theory in society today that is largely ignored, and I’m not just talking about big people in small bathing suits. In Ontario like much of the U.S., our political system pretends to operate on a priority of separation between church and state, but more times than not that line is blurred, with … Continue reading
When 2.0 Sharing Crosses The Line
Web 2.0 and the social networking phenomenon has changed the way we communicate forever. Once lost acquaintances and passersby have now become staples in our lives constantly reappearing in the forms of Status Updates and unsolicited pokes. What used to be a host of static fond memories has now become yet another life story in … Continue reading