Tag: atheism
Professor compares Buddhism to existentialism
Philosophy and religion instructor Dane Sawyer discussed “The Buddha and an Atheist on What We Owe Each Other and the Planet” Nov. 13 as the featured speaker in the Socrates' Cafe series sponsored by the department of religion and philosophy.
Atheist encourages common ground
Interfaith Better Together Week kicked off with a lecture titled “Finding Our Common Humanity: Building Bridges Between Atheists and Theists” by Chris Stedman Monday in the Campus Center Ballroom, hosted by the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life and Common Ground.
Club unites secular points of view
The La Verne Secular Student Alliance held its informational Ask-An-Atheist booth Wednesday, which informed curious students about the new club.
Deity not needed for nation’s leaders
In regards to whether or not a candidate believes in a higher being, answer this question with strong support: Does it really matter?
Letters to the Editor
Good work in getting this breaking story in Friday's paper. The Phi Delts' reinstatement is an example of the good Greek organizations can do.
Faith in oneself equals control over life
In 20 years I cannot say that I have become a godly person (anyone who knows me is having themselves a good laugh right now). For personal reasons and experiences probably best left unsaid, I have left myself faithless.