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If Oklahoma is one of the country’s most religious states, why preach to the choir?

A common thread united the latest rally in the culture war, the Reclaiming America for Christ Conference held last week at Trinity Baptist Church in Yukon. While reclaiming the culture of America was the theme, some of the participants eschew the political label and simply focus on “worldview education.” No ‘rest’ for conservativesRally for Sally […]

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Consumers have a cornucopia of locally grown food choices, but the growing movement faces challenges

A product’s presence on Walmart’s shelves represents one barometer of its desirability in our culture. In the March 2010 issue of The Atlantic, author Charles Fishman said whatever Walmart decides to do has large repercussions. The article, “The Great Grocery Smackdown,” included a taste test between local foods from Walmart and Whole Foods Market. Walmart […]

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Doctors debate the facts surrounding sexual orientation and gender confusion

A letter and fact sheet about teen sexual orientation and gender confusion sent from the American College of Pediatricians to public school administrators have been challenged as non-factual by two of the country’s largest and most prestigious professional associations: the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Psychological Association. The letter and fact sheet were […]

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Recent study suggests psilocybin as spiritual eye-opener, but health and legality are concerns

ment, a point at which more than 60 percent of the participants still reported an increased sense of well-being. Tom Boyd, David Ross Boyd Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of Oklahoma, said religious groups have used psychedelic drugs, including mushrooms, to induce religious or mystical experiences for centuries. “Peyote is probably the best […]

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Bills on Bible curriculum in public schools continue to move through the state House and Senate

Two bills intended to provide for the teaching of the Bible in Oklahoma public schools have been referred to committees for further discussion. According to Rep. Todd Russ, R-Cordell, the principal author of House Bill 2321, both pieces of legislation are expected to move to conference sometime this week. The Senate’s version is Senate Bill […]

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