Interfaith Friday #20: Justice on Death Row

The death penalty is under scrutiny again. Catholic bishops, Muslim imams, and atheist civil rights lawyers are calling for an end to capital punishment. Their reasons vary — from religious teachings on forgiveness and sanctity of life, to secular arguments about systemic racism and wrongful convictions. But their message is unified: the death penalty isContinue reading “Interfaith Friday #20: Justice on Death Row”

Interfaith Friday #18: Sanctuary for All: Refugee Justice

Faith-based refugee resettlement groups and secular immigration activists are demanding an end to family separations and mass deportations. Churches are serving as literal sanctuaries, while agnostic legal aid organizations file lawsuits against unjust policies. Their shared commitment: compassion and protection for the displaced. Sources:

Interfaith Friday #16: Education Without Indoctrination

A push for better public education is uniting groups across the religious spectrum — and those outside of it. Pagan parents, Catholic educators, and atheist advocacy groups are speaking out against censorship and curriculum bans in public schools. They argue that true education involves exposure to multiple worldviews, critical thinking, and respect for diversity —Continue reading “Interfaith Friday #16: Education Without Indoctrination”