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I suspect the entire issue of the original question isn't about whether prayer has its place in the workplace, but rather how much the separation of Church and state should be enforced in US government agencies, which I suspect might be more of a political question. I would hope we could avoid...

My bad, I was being sloppy with my use of language - I'm the only admin, and the moderating team can be found here: https://www.interfaith.org/community/members/?key=staff_members As the Christianity section is easily the busiest, we have what I hope is a fairly balanced spread of mods from...

Welcome to IO, @Achilleion. :)

Nothing wrong with having faith without an organization - you'll probably find that it's very common indeed. :)

There's no specific admin for any specific area. Hope that helps. :)

Exactly. Philosophy was a world view that determined your actions. In the ancient and prehistoric world it's impossible to separate ideas of religion from daily living and world views - the language just wasn't there to do so. It would be like trying to separate belief that science and...

My understanding is that philosophy is effectively a framework for understanding the world around us on a fundamental level - so science would be a philosophical system, Christianity would be a philosophical system, etc. Trying to separate such systems from daily living, as is done with...

Let's not make discussions personal, please - discussion the posts, not the posters, please. :)

Here are a couple of pieces more specifically about that: https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn7440-gender-bending-chemicals-found-to-feminise-boys/ https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-human-beast/201911/gender-fluidity-and-hormone-disruptors

Normally I see him disparagingly referred to as an anti-vaxxer, and anti-science, but this BBC indepth piece makes for a much more balanced consideration of his approach to challenging health issues in the US: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ceq7jx3dlj9o One criticism I'd make of the piece...

Just to say, can we stick to posts where people their own posts and comments, please? I don't want to see discussions where responses are all automated, thanks, and AI has fundamental problems with facts and "hallucinations" enough without bringing them into the minefield of interfaith...

Welcome to IO. :)

@Thomas, I wrote something about this a long time ago: https://www.interfaith.org/articles-2/jesus-and-hell/

Ah, sounds like a server issue then. Will watch out that it's not regular.

It might be a caching error with your browser. Try emptying your browser cache, or signing in with a different browser and see if that helps. :)

If it's of any consolation, there's a response to that here: https://www.interfaith.org/articles-2/response-to-pauline-conspiracy/

I thought I'd copy the post over to the Hinduism board to stand on its own in a new thread, as it might make an interesting discussion in itself. :)

If you're interested in an outside perspective, there are a couple of articles on the front end of the website that might interest you: Redaction Theory (Documents Hypothesis): Torah Torah Torah – Interfaith is about the editing process through the Old Testament Pauline Conspiracy – Interfaith...

Welcome again. :)

That worked. :)