Commentary

The religion of the future is likely to be data driven, fueled by the fusion of all information, along with a host of other current technologies, move forward.

This letter comes almost three months into Israel’s war on Gaza. Many credible voices (Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, the United Nations — to name a few) claim this war to be a war of ethnic cleansing.

Simran Jeet Singh had the opportunity to speak with Vishavjit Singh and Ryan Westra to discuss the what, why and how of “American Sikh.” This interview has been adapted for clarity and concision.

The stress and trauma of sleeping rough can be paused in a space with intentional warmth and thoughtfully placed rest areas. When I get to the Women’s Hearth in the mornings, I am greeted by the cozy front rooms, adorned with artwork, throw pillows, squashy armchairs and so many plants that I am often surprised that the air here is not crisp.

While the First Amendment does give us freedom of speech, the U.S. Supreme Court has placed some limits. Notable, the ruling you cannot yell “fire” in a crowded theatre to create a panic or harm people, which has been partially overturned since.

Recognizing our common values and unity, as our faith traditions, as Baha'is do, may bring the world closer to peace.

Mysterious events happen and cannot be easily explained. For now, those events do not convince me of a Higher Being behind the creation of the universe.