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Posted by Nolan Dalla on Oct 2, 2017 in Blog, Politics | 5 comments

We Don’t Need More Prayers, We Need Tougher Gun Laws

Another mass shooting. More bloodshed. More death. More agony.

And, of course, more thoughts and prayers.

Sigh.

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Apr 18, 2017 in Blog, Politics | 0 comments

The Love Shackle: Are Marital Religious Conversions Sincere?

Marriage remains the primary reason many people of faith convert from one religion to another, or from no religion to a precipitous discovery of sudden belief. But why should anyone be forced to change their personal belief system based simply on falling in love? Doesn’t true love demand tolerance, that is — allowing a spouse to believe what they want and loving him (or her) for who they really are?

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jan 23, 2017 in Blog, Politics | 1 comment

The United States of Jesusville

Were five Christian prayers really necessary in order to bestow the imaginary blessing of the world’s phantom superpower upon the incoming Trump Administration? Give the Imaginary Sky Daddy, a break.

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Dec 7, 2015 in Blog, Politics | 4 comments

Was Mother Teresa a Fraud?

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This is my article which was published in The Truth Seeker magazine and online in August 2016.

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Dec 3, 2015 in Blog, Politics | 7 comments

“Thoughts and Prayers” Have Become Beneath Our Contempt

Praying for the victims, their families & the San Bernardino first responders in the wake of this tragic shooting.

— Jeb Bush (@JebBush) December 2, 2015

Yesterday, there was another mass shooting in America.

That was the 355th murderous tirade this year, a rate of more than one mass shooting per day. More than 600 innocents have been killed by guns, and 1,620 seriously injured. That’s in addition to the tens of thousands of gun accidents, domestic altercations, and countless other tragedies which have involved the misuse of firearms.

Is this “America’s exceptionalism?”