Category Archives: Christianity

Love Wins! And It’s About Damn Time

Posted on June 29, 2015 by DMW

Last Friday history was made and the United States finally got on the right side of it: Same-sex couples were granted marriage equality, ending the argument once and for all. I was elated, thrilled and so happy I was acting … Continue reading →

Posted in Christianity, Current Events, Life, Love, News, Opinion, Politics, Religion | Tagged "equal rights", "human rights", "LGBT rights", activism, gay, GOP, lesbian, marriage equality, rainbow, same-sex couples, SCOTUS, U.S. Supreme Court | Leave a comment

The Backlash of Bigotry – A Case Study: Boycott Indiana

Posted on March 31, 2015 by DMW

I hate to say I told you so, oh wait, no I really don’t. (Just ask my husband!) Indiana, I told you so! More than a year ago, I wrote about Arizona and how Governor Jan Brewer was sent a … Continue reading →

Posted in Christianity, Faith, News, Opinion, Politics, Religion | Tagged 'gay rights", "Angie's List", "human rights", "license to discriminate", "Mike Pence", "Religious Freedom Restoration Act", "religious freedom", #BoycottIndiana, backlash, business, discrimination, Indiana, Salesforce | Leave a comment

Nebraska: Welcome To 2015, Please Stay Awhile

Posted on March 3, 2015 by DMW

Today was a day when the fair state of Nebraska (it’s one of the ones in the middle) joined so many other states on the right side of history, and said, “Yes,” to same-sex marriage. Well, not quite. Technically, a … Continue reading →

Posted in Christianity, Faith, Love, News, Politics | Tagged "ban on same-sex marriage", "civil rights", "federal judge", "same-sex marriage", "the bible", church, equality, gay, lesbian, lgbt, Nebraska, personal, unconstitutional | Leave a comment

The Whole Religion Thing: A Recovering Catholic’s (Surprising?) Thoughts

Posted on February 12, 2015 by DMW

I am not a religious person. I kind of feel like when I make this declaration I should brace myself for the backlash, as I get into a defensive stance. I think if someone says something along the lines of, … Continue reading →