Posts tagged "Impolite Topics"

Notice To Impolite Topics Seekers

Welcome back!

Dear Seeker,

Thanks for stopping by.  I’ve stopped adding new posts on this blog to make way for two new blogs. The original Impolite Topics posts are still here and you are welcome to browse. 

Two New Blogs

Freedom From Bad Bible Bullies: Transform Your Bible Authority Stories To Claim Your Personal Freedom

This blog focuses on the use of Bible stories as weapons of power by “Bad Bible Bullies” against individuals. 

Bible Authority In American Politics: How radical claims about Bible authority hijack political  freedom in American politics.

This blog expands the focus from individuals to the larger society. It concerns the misuse of Bible stories by “Bad Bible Bullies” in American politics.

Freedom From Bad Bible Bullies and Bible Authority In American Politics are part of The Story Transformation Process.  

For more about The Story Transformation Process and my other blogs and websites, please visit my central website at Kalinda Rose Stevenson 

For Your Freedom,

Kalinda Rose Stevenson, Ph.D.

“The Story Transformer,”

Creator Of “The Story Transformation Process

“Does Religious Authority Override Secular Authority?”

When religious authority conflicts with political authority, which authority takes precedence?

Any consideration of the relationship between religion and politics in the United States must take into account that most churches, religious organizations, and ministers are tax exempt. Read more…

“What Authority Will You Obey Above All Others?”

What authority in your life is primary? Is it God? The Bible? The government? Some person? An organization? A business? Whom or what do you fear the most? Or to ask the question in a different way, what authority will you obey above all others? Read more…

“McCain Goes To Church and Obama Goes Into The Lion’s Den: How Politicians Attempt To Persuade Religious Voters”

Religion is at the heart of this political campaign. Candidates are involved in efforts to persuade religious voters by traveling to particular locations associated with specific religious groups. Read more…

“Do Religion And Politics Belong Together?”

For many of us, there are only two reasons to put both “religion”
and “politics” in the same sentence. Read more…