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On National Coming Out Day, we honor the courage of telling the truth—and the lifesaving power of being believed. This piece shares real stories, clears up myths vs. science, and offers simple, actionable ways to be the safe harbor someone deserves.
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In this luminous midpoint of the Evernight journey, autumn becomes a mirror for transformation. Pumpkins, Transformation, and the Light Within invites readers to see how even in darkness, creativity carves space for hope to shine. A story of courage, renewal, and the quiet magic that comes from turning our hollow places into lanterns of light.
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In The Magic of Shadows, we step into the quiet partnership between light and dark — where mystery breathes, imagination stirs, and not knowing becomes a sacred art. This reflection invites you to honor the beauty of what can’t be fully seen, and to find wonder in the places where shadows whisper and light listens.
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In the candlelit hush of Evernight, shadows whisper truths we’ve buried deep. This Halloween, dare to meet the monsters within—and set them free.
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Why do we seek out haunted houses, jump scares, and ghost stories when fear is something we usually try to avoid? In this reflection from the Halloween series, we explore the strange gift of chosen fear — how it awakens us, strengthens us, and even teaches us courage when we need it most.
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Step into Evernight, a lantern-lit town where October never ends. In this first Halloween reflection, we celebrate the joy of masks and costumes—the freedom to play, imagine, and reveal hidden parts of ourselves. Alongside the essay, discover a tiny tale: The Night of a Thousand Faces, where mirrors vanish and masks awaken a town to new possibilities.
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The Silence Between Notes invites us to listen not only to the music of sound but also to the music of pause. Reflecting on rests, quiet moments, and the spaces that hold us, this piece explores how silence itself can be a source of beauty, transcendence, and sacred presence.
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What if laughter itself is holy? In this reflection on the sacred role of humor, parody, and satire, we meet the Trickster—the mischievous guide who keeps us humble, joyful, and free.
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We often think of imaginary friends as childhood quirks, but they carry deeper meaning. These companions—whether a child’s invented playmate or an adult’s inner voice—reveal truths about how we practice love, nurture resilience, and hold hope through imagination. This piece explores how the beings we create inside us help us become more fully alive.
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In this gentle allegorical tale, we follow the dance of fireflies to uncover sacred lessons about community, rest, rhythm, and the quiet power of sharing your light. The Gospel of Fireflies is a meditation on belonging, the beauty of cycles, and the invitation to blink not for show—but for connection. Let the rhythm carry you.
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What if the rainbow was more than a symbol—what if it was scripture? In this meditative and poetic reflection, Sacred Colors: The Rainbow as Scripture explores the rainbow as a living sacred text written in light. Each color becomes a verse, each appearance a revelation. A celebration of beauty, diversity, queer pride, and the holiness of wonder.
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A Litany of Wonder is a poetic and meditative journey through the sacredness of everyday life. With reverent attention to the ordinary, this piece invites readers to rediscover awe, delight, and gratitude hidden in plain sight. It’s an offering of sacred play — a reminder that wonder is always near, if we choose to see.
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Imagination isn’t an escape—it’s a compass. Every movement for love and justice began as a dream someone dared to believe. This post explores how fantasy and storytelling help us envision better worlds—and why reclaiming the right to dream boldly is an act of resistance.
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The sacred isn’t always solemn. Sometimes it giggles, trips us up, and ties flowers in our hair. In the playful mischief of fairies, we discover that laughter and delight are every bit as holy as silence and reverence.
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Magic isn’t only found in fairy tales — it’s woven into the everyday. The smell of bread baking, the sound of laughter, or a child’s curious question can become portals to wonder when we pause to notice. The Enchanted Ordinary invites us to rediscover the sacred beauty hidden in life’s smallest moments.
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Our bodies are temples of motion and breath. In every stretch, every dance, every inhale and exhale, we offer a sacred prayer of being alive. Blessings for the Body is a meditation on honoring the holiness of movement and breath.
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The Religion of Stars: Awe in the Cosmos
Before temples and texts, there was the sky. In this reflection, we explore astronomy and the night sky as a form of spiritual practice—one rooted not in dogma, but in wonder. Through science, story, and silence, we rediscover the sacred in the stars.
What makes a story sacred? This thoughtful exploration invites readers into a world where myths, fairy tales, and fantasy aren’t just for entertainment—they’re tools for ethical growth, empathy, and wonder. Free from dogma, these stories help us embody deeper truths and reclaim the sacred through imagination and play.
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A whimsical journey through candles, stars, fireflies, and rainbows—exploring how light reveals the heart of compassion, truth, and joy in Tinkerbell’s theology of wonder.
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Discover the quiet magic in your daily routines. From morning coffee to evening candles, everyday rituals can become sacred pauses that bring presence, grounding, and a touch of wonder into ordinary life.
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What if spirituality wasn’t about the supernatural, but about the magic of imagination, humor, and creativity? In this Sacred Play post, we explore how wonder, laughter, and artistic expression can become sacred practices—ways to find meaning, connection, and awe in everyday life.
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Accessibility isn’t charity—it’s love in action. True dignity means removing barriers and building communities where everyone belongs. 💜 Read more in Accessibility Is Love: Rethinking Disability and Dignity.
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Inequality isn’t just an economic issue—it’s a moral one. When wealth gaps deny people healthcare, housing, and dignity, we fail as a society. Compassionate economics means valuing people over profit and building systems rooted in fairness, love, and acceptance.
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An honest and thoughtful guide to porn use that ditches the shame and explores how ethical, mindful consumption can support self-discovery, emotional well-being, and healthy relationships.
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In What Is Pride For?, The Church of Tinkerbell breaks down the soul of Pride Month beyond the rainbows and parades. This heartfelt guide reclaims Pride as a sacred space for remembering, resisting, reclaiming, and becoming. Whether you’re questioning, celebrating, grieving, or healing—this is a love letter to you, and a reminder that Pride is for anyone who’s ever been told to dim their light.
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Juneteenth is not just a celebration—it’s a declaration. A fire lit in the dark corners of oppression that still burns today. We honor the strength of those who waited too long for freedom, and we carry their fight forward with truth, courage, and fierce compassion. Read our latest post at thechurchoftinkerbell.com.
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The Queer Prophets Were Always Here is a bold, affirming blog article from The Church of Tinkerbell that lifts the veil on LGBTQIA+ erasure and celebrates queer people throughout history and culture as sacred truth-tellers. From ancient roles to modern acts of courage, this piece reclaims queerness as legacy, resistance, and revelation — and honors all who carry that flame today.
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“You’re Not Broken. You’re a Miracle.” is a tender, powerful message from The Church of Tinkerbell for anyone who has felt unworthy, unloved, or out of place. This blog article gently dismantles internalized shame and reclaims queerness, neurodivergence, and difference as sacred expressions of life. A spiritual love letter for Pride – and for every day you need to remember you were never a mistake.
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This powerful Pride Month reflection from The Church of Tinkerbell explores how shame and conformity are taught—and how queer existence is a sacred act of resistance. “When the World Says ‘Hide,’ Pride Says ‘Shine’” is a call to reclaim your light, your love, and your truth. Whether you’re loud or quiet, out or not, this is your invitation to shine.
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Celebrate the radiant power of queerness with The Church of Tinkerbell’s Pride Month kickoff article, “The Sacred Spark of Queer Creation.” This magical reflection honors the beauty of being fully yourself, drawing inspiration from Tinkerbell to affirm that queer identity is a sacred, creative force. It’s a love letter to the unbecoming, the becoming, and the brilliant in-between.
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This article explores the misunderstood topic of pedophilia with compassion and clarity, separating attraction from action, highlighting the moral strength of non-offending individuals, and offering confidential, nonjudgmental resources for those seeking help to protect children and live ethically.
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A deep exploration of how clothing restrictions and shame-based modesty harm both neurotypical and neurodivergent children, and practical guidance for creating a home of body freedom, safety, and acceptance—empowering kids to feel comfortable, confident, and unashamed in their own skin.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month—a time to prioritize mental well-being, support those who struggle, and work toward a world where mental health care is accessible and stigma-free.
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Easter and 4/20 fall on the same day this year (2025), and we’re celebrating with holy herbs and high spirits. Join us for a satirical sermon on elevation, divine munchies, and the miracle of marijuana. Amen. Pass the lighter.
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This blog post explores how to help people move beyond religious indoctrination to understand and accept the truth about LGBTQIA+ identities. Drawing from personal experience, it offers compassionate strategies rooted in empathy, critical thinking, and shared values.
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This article challenges the common belief that laziness is a character flaw, revealing it as a symptom of deeper struggles like burnout, fear, mental health challenges, or neurodivergence. It explores the real reasons people struggle with motivation and offers practical, compassionate strategies for working with those challenges. A helpful resource section provides further tools and support for readers seeking understanding or change.
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This article explores how to truly see, understand, and embrace autistic people with compassion and respect. It offers practical insights into communication and sensory differences, real-world examples, and actionable strategies for building inclusive, meaningful connections—highlighting the universal human need for love, dignity, and belonging.
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This post critically examines biblical prophecy, highlighting failed predictions, misapplied Old Testament verses, and the possibility that Jesus’ story was constructed to fit pre-existing texts. It challenges the idea of divine foresight by exploring how narratives may have been shaped after the fact—and even questions whether the central figure of Christianity existed at all.
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This post explores how the human brain constructs our experience of reality—both external and internal—and why that can lead to deeply felt but conflicting beliefs about gods, spirits, morality, and truth. It invites readers to examine the stories their minds generate, recognize the illusion of certainty, and adopt more reliable tools for understanding the world with curiosity and compassion.
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This post explores the true nature of communication, emphasizing that words are merely tools for transferring meaning. It highlights how miscommunication—especially when used intentionally—can be a manipulative tactic employed by politicians, evangelists, and apologists. True dialogue requires clarity, shared definitions, and a commitment to mutual understanding. Winning an argument through miscommunication is not a real victory; it’s a performance, not a pursuit of truth.
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This post explores how society’s fear and shame around nudity negatively impact children—shaping their body image, emotional development, and ability to communicate. It challenges harmful cultural and religious norms, and advocates for a healthier, more respectful view of the human body.
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Long ago, in the time before time was measured, humans walked the earth with nothing …
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This blog post encourages a shift from “Autism Awareness” to “Autism Appreciation,” highlighting the value of autistic people and their diverse ways of thinking and being. It debunks myths, amplifies autistic voices, celebrates strengths, and promotes true inclusion. The article offers practical ways to support and appreciate autistic individuals and includes trusted resources for further learning.
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My daughter is thirteen. And the world wants to pretend she’s not. They see a …
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Sometimes I ask Mommy,“Why doesn’t my sister talk like me?” Mommy says, “She talks in …
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I wake up because something hurts. It’s the light. It’s so bright it slices across …
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My brother doesn’t say much. Sometimes he doesn’t say anything at all. He hums and …
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No one is here. Just me and the soft blanket and the light through the …
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I see you. You’re smiling. You talk to me gently. You remember my favorite sound …
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The room is buzzing. Not with bees, but with lights and words and chairs scraping …
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The idea of genocide or eugenics happening in the United States may sound unthinkable to …
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In this post, we dive into the deep impact of growing up in a body-shaming, purity-driven culture—and how those early messages shape our inner responses to nudity and sexuality. We explore how cultures like the Netherlands and Scandinavia approach the body with openness and respect, and what we can learn from them. Most importantly, we walk through practical, compassionate steps for healing from shame, unlearning over-sexualized reactions, and reclaiming a sense of safety and joy in our own skin. Whether you’re deconstructing purity culture, healing from trauma, or simply curious about body positivity, this episode offers insight, tools, and hope.
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By now, you’ve probably heard the phrase “loose lips sink ships.” But in 2025, apparently, …
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For generations, many Christians have quoted Proverbs 9:10:“The fear of the Lord is the beginning …
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Republican lawmakers have weaponized the rare phenomenon of detransition to attack transgender rights, using “Detrans Awareness Day” as a political tool rather than an effort to genuinely support detransitioners. In reality, studies show that detransition is rare, with the vast majority of cases occurring due to external pressures such as discrimination, financial barriers, and lack of support—not because individuals regret transitioning. Research confirms that only 1-2% of trans people detransition due to identity-related reasons, while gender-affirming care has extremely low regret rates (below 1%).
By exaggerating detransition cases and falsely presenting transition as inherently dangerous, conservatives are misleading the public, justifying bans on gender-affirming care, and making it harder for trans people to live safely and authentically. The real solution is reducing societal stigma, increasing support for trans individuals, and ensuring access to affirming care. Rather than focusing on misleading narratives, we should work toward a world where all gender-diverse individuals can thrive without fear or coercion.
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This blog post explores the recent wave of legislative actions targeting transgender rights, focusing on Wyoming and its passage of multiple restrictive bills. It examines the broader national trend, highlighting similar measures in states like Iowa, Kansas, Montana, and Alabama, as well as federal-level policies such as Executive Order 14187. The post analyzes the impact of these laws on the transgender community, including threats to healthcare access, legal recognition, and personal safety. It also discusses the growing movement of transgender individuals relocating to more supportive states in response to these policies. The piece underscores the urgent need for awareness, advocacy, and legal challenges to protect transgender rights in the face of increasing restrictions.
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In recent years, a notable shift has occurred across the United States, with numerous legislative …
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The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to review state bans on conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ minors could have far-reaching implications for LGBTQ+ rights nationwide. This case raises critical questions about free speech, religious liberty, and the protection of vulnerable youth from harmful and discredited practices. A ruling in favor of the bans would affirm states’ authority to regulate medical and psychological care, while a decision against them could undermine protections and embolden anti-LGBTQ+ efforts. This article explores the legal stakes, potential outcomes, and the broader impact on LGBTQ+ rights in America.
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The Importance of Celebrating International Women’s Day Every year on March 8, the world comes …
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Children’s television is more than just entertainment—it’s a window into the world, a way for …
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In a controversial move during Black History Month, President Trump dismissed General Charles Q. Brown Jr., a highly qualified Black military leader, replacing him with a less experienced white officer. Simultaneously, his administration has dismantled DEI programs, signaling a rollback on diversity and inclusion efforts. The Church of Tinkerbell raises its voice against this erosion of equality, urging America to stand up for freedom, diversity, and justice before these essential values are lost.
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In a time when efforts to erase or diminish diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives …
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Across the globe, and particularly in the United States, fundamental human rights are facing unprecedented …
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Recently, U.S. border czar Tom Homan called for the Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate …
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Throughout history, diverse expressions of gender identity and sexual orientation have existed across cultures, often …
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In the heart of Neverland, where time stood still and every star shimmered with endless …
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As of February 2025, the Trump administration has not implemented any official policy to deport …
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On January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14168, titled “Defending Women from …
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In a move that has sparked outrage among scientists, public health experts, and civil rights …
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In a stunning move that undermines both constitutional rights and democratic principles, Tennessee has passed …
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Artificial intelligence is at the heart of the 21st century’s technological revolution, and two of …
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In recent weeks, the Trump administration has made a series of bold, controversial moves, ranging …
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In recent developments, President Donald Trump, entrepreneur Elon Musk, and Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene have …
Read MoreIn his second term, President Donald Trump has swiftly enacted several initiatives under the “America …
Read MoreThe True Story of the First Thanksgiving The traditional narrative of Thanksgiving, celebrated annually in …
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In the shadows of history, there exists a realm where the living and the dead …
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In the turbulent landscape of contemporary politics, few initiatives spark as much controversy and fear …
Read MoreFrom our popular songs to our books and movies, one person finding that other one …
Read MoreTwo penguin dads, Sphen and Magic, have hatched their second egg. Gay penguins adopting abandoned …
Read MoreWas slavery started by “white” people? Did they put an end to it in this …
Read MoreIn 1929, the first Academy Awards took place. As might be expected for that period …
Read MoreMany of us have dreamed, perhaps as a child or as an adult, of boarding …
Read MoreSome people have complained about the risqué outfits worn by some at Pride events, while …
Read MoreOn February 4th of 1913, Rosa Parks was born. On December 1st, 1955, Rosa, a …
Read MoreYou’ve probably heard of The Three Musketeers, Robin Hood’s Merry Men, and other groups of …
Read MoreA software programmer created the conditions for evolution in an attempt to learn something about …
Read MoreDear Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Since you’ve been gone, we here on earth have …
Read MoreToday we remember January 15, 1929, on which day Martin Luther King Jr. was born. …
Read MoreIs climate change real? Is it caused by humans? Is it a big deal or …
Read MoreWhy do we tend to believe in a god or gods? Why does his/her/their existence …
Read MoreThis picture is from Second Life. It is my avatar Mariposa Psaltery. Every day when …
Read MoreIn this video, the presenter argues that free will is an illusion. You have no …
Read MoreYou have three brains—the triune, the limbic, and the cortex—and they’re all fighting for dominance …
Read MorePediatrician Blair Hammond and developmental psychologist Aliza Pressman debunk 13 myths about parenting teens. They …
Read MoreYou’ve just achieved a goal you’ve been working towards for two years. You did it! …
Read MoreWhen your job hinges on how well you talk to people, you learn a lot …
Read MoreOver two decades, the U.S. Government stole Native land and relocated about 88,000 people. About …
Read MoreHow do you get out of a mental feedback loop? The smartest people—call them geniuses …
Read MoreJust like anyone else, I like to take naps when I need to. Today I …
Read MoreThis acronym started as simply LGB, which stood for Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual, and began …
Read MorePurple = Spirit “That’s the spirit!” Many of us (if not all of us) have …
Read MoreThe “A” in LGBTQIA+ is used to represent those who are asexual, or sometimes agender, …
Read MoreThe “I” in LGBTQIA+ stands for Intersex. It’s estimated that 1.3% of people are born …
Read MoreThe “Q” in LGBTQIA+ stands for Queer or Questioning. According to their description of the …
Read MoreThe “T” in LGBTQIA+ stands for Transgender. This refers to someone whose gender does not …
Read MoreThe blue of the pride flag represents harmony. The word harmony reminds me of singing. …
Read MoreThe “B” in LGBTQIA+ stands for Bisexual. A lot of people, even those in the …
Read MoreThe green of the pride flag represents nature. Trees, grass, streams, and so many other …
Read MoreOn June 19, 1865, Union Army general Gordon Granger announced General Order No. 3 which …
Read MoreIt is no accident or a coincidence that the yellow of the pride flag represents …
Read MoreThe orange in the pride flag represents healing. The LGBTQIA+ community encourages everyone to nurture …
Read MoreThe red in the pride flag represents life. Life. Each and every person has the …
Read MoreI don’t know about you, but I was never given the opportunity to chose who …
Read MoreHello. My name is PurpleFairy. Or is it? Your mission my fellow fairies is to …
Read MoreThis month, June 2021, we celebrate Pride — Pride in who we are in terms …
Read MoreTemper tantrums are more complex than just a toddler’s unbridled rage. And recent research into …
Read MoreDisclaimer: This article is not intended to support or reject the Bible or its claims. …
Read MoreAll people have an instinctive sense of what is right and wrong. Even remote tribes …
Read MoreThe fine-tuning argument is frequently used to attempt to prove the existence of a supernatural …
Read MoreThe Leibnitzian cosmological argument builds upon the principle of sufficient reason: Everything that exists has …
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