There’s an evident tug of love and hate from both ends of the spectrum of belief. What lies within the grey area, however, is fashion. 

Christianity sits as America’s predominant religion. As much as I’d love to believe it to be purely out of discipleship, the truth is quite the opposite.

Many people struggle to connect to religion because of the judgment that is intertwined in many religious structures.

Death, does not have to be terrifying, and faith can be an incredible extension that leaves people tender-hearted and kind.

The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines atheism as “a lack of belief or a strong disbelief in the existence of a god or any gods”. And it is just that the lack of a belief, or in simpler terms, the lack of a religion.

Despite their depth and complexity, hoodoo and voodoo/vodou are often misunderstood.

A few months ago I was driving home and saw a house with a sign that said God, Guns, & Country. Kind of like “live, laugh, love.” My first thought was, at least they put God first! My second thought was, what does God have to do with guns?

In mass, it was often said that God was beside you at all times. Instead of comfort, I felt a certain pressure to be good, or almost perfect, at all times, in fear that I was always being watched.

I grew up and began to realize that just because Scripture says, “God is love,” does not mean that every believer holds that verse in their heart.

How Dennis the play twists classical framework into a charged, imaginative, fever dream.