Skeptics who blame religion for “atrocities committed under the banners of faith” must credit it with the “uplifting deeds performed in its name,” too
Skeptics who blame religion for “atrocities committed under the banners of faith” must credit it with the “uplifting deeds performed in its name,” too.
By Tom Krattenmaker/USA Today | July 14, 2008
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