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Are scientists spiritual? The answer, as you might not guess, is yes. In fact, recent research suggests that the majority of scientists at top universities in North America have spiritual leanings, even though they may not admit it in collegial…
This article is excerpted from my Athabasca University Course Sociology 231: The Sociology of Religion. This 200 level Sociology course answers the question “What is Religion” and what is its relationship to our society. All references to “the course” are…
Home / Survey / Socjourn Reader Survey By: William T. Hathaway Lila, the Revolutionary is a fable for adults about an eight-year-old girl—smart, charming, and tough as can be—who creates a world revolution for social justice. No one ever told…
by Dr. S. · June 14, 2015 By: Dr. S. Have you ever wondered “what’s the purpose?” Have you asked yourself what’s The Plan? Have you ever said to yourself “what’s all this work for?” If you have ever asked…
By: Debbie Wiseman Practicing and exploring what it is to be a pagan means being part of a spiritual movement that has existed since the ancient Greek and Roman times. Most Pagan festivals and sacred locations are meant to celebrate…
This article is excerpted from the book The Great Awakening. More information is provided at the end of this post. Hopefully after reading the last chapter you have taken into consideration some of the things I have said and have…
Home / Survey / Interpersonal Violence Survey By: Dr. S. The Great Awakening: Concepts and Techniques for Successful Spiritual Practice (GA) is your key to initiation of spiritual Awakening. The book is a primer of right thinking and basic spiritual…
Status is the posturing we do in order to be a member of a desirable group. Status in turn has implications for how valued resources such as money, prestige, power, and honor are distributed. In an ideal world, labor economists…
Monika Reuter, Ph.D. (Sociology) – The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale Listening to a report on WLRN, the local national public radio station in August of 2009 about gentrification of Biscayne Boulevard and the “Daily Creative Food Company” in Miami…
I can remember at about the age of eleven being at one of the many Arabic parties I would attend growing up. The women were all laughing and dancing, their head scarves off, no men in the room. They wore…
