Religion in Politics

Lauren Boebert says Democrats ‘hate Christmas’ during House floor debate

I can’t help but shake my head in disbelief at the absurdity of the recent House floor debate where Colorado Representative Lauren Boebert claimed that Democrats ‘hate Christmas’. It’s confounding to see such baseless accusations being thrown around in what should be a platform for meaningful discussions on policy matters. Boebert’s attempt to paint Democrats as anti-Christmas is not only divisive but also a clear indication of the level of political discourse we have stooped to.

As an atheist, I may not personally celebrate Christmas for religious reasons, but I can appreciate the holiday season for the sense of joy and togetherness it brings to many people.… Continue reading

RNC Admits Lara Trump Not Qualified To Co-Chair But “Called by God”

RNC Admits Lara Trump Not Qualified To Co-Chair But “Called by God”

The recent admission by the RNC that Lara Trump is not qualified to co-chair but is “called by God” is a clear indication of the depths to which the Republican Party has fallen. The idea that someone can be granted a position of authority based on supposed divine intervention rather than merit is absurd and highlights the dangerous intertwining of religion and politics within the party.

It is alarming to see how the GOP has transformed into an extension of strident megachurches, where blind loyalty to Trump is equated with divine calling.… Continue reading