Category Archives: Religous politics

Defining Humanity’s Enemies… February 22, 2020

Posted on 2020/02/22 by drenn1077

Humanity has enemies… they are in the form of humans but present a threat to humans. Perhaps it would be appropriate to first define what in my opinion makes a human, a human. →A human should be capable of empathy … Continue reading →

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The Monkey Wrench… December 8, 2019…

Posted on 2019/12/08 by drenn1077

The forefathers of our nation decided to rebel against Britain because of the oppression of differing religions beliefs. As a result our Constitution was made secular, without reference to religion other than to proclaim the freedom thereof. However,  what was … Continue reading →

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Coexist? … May 4, 2015

Posted on 2015/05/03 by drenn1077

     Maybe you have seen those bumper stickers proclaiming “coexist”. The people displaying these bumper stickers are expressing the desire that all religions live in cooperation and peace. The majority of religions teach that they are the only path to … Continue reading →

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How in Tarnation Can an Atheist be a Member of the Republican Party? … July 8, 2013

Posted on 2013/07/07 by drenn1077

Now that the Republican party has established itself as the party of Christianity what freedom loving American can possibly support the GOP? Whether the Republican party is using Christianity or whether Christianity has taken over the Republican party is unimportant. … Continue reading →

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Goodbye USA …. July 3, 2013

Posted on 2013/07/03 by drenn1077

If there is some atheist or agnostic or even a humanist left in the United States that is not aware of the traitorous actions of the GOP it would have to be because, like fundamentalist Christians, they live their lives … Continue reading →

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