Honestly, I believe organized religion plays a very big part in the hatred and inequality that plagues this country -- nah, the world -- though this country was not supposed to be governed by religion.
What I'd like to think, instead, is that I still identify as a Catholic because I believe organized religion can do good in ways amplified by the fact that its very existence centers around a literal and figurative room of faithful, optimistic believers.
Unlike many of her colleagues, Stanton believed organized Christianity relegated women to an unacceptable position in society.
This version of progressivism doesn't rely on government to take care of everything: We believe in organizing labor unions, consumer watchdog groups, community organizations, food co-ops, online groups, and other civic institutions that fight the good fight to make society a better place.
Even better, he believes in organizing everything he has never thrown away.
Equipped with carpeted walkways, low-key color schemes and circular paths, many new residences encourage patients to walk for pleasure -- an activity environmental psychologists like Dr. Lorraine G. Hiatt, a consultant who helped design the Village, believe helps organize their thoughts.
The Hermandad believed that organizing undocumented farm workers was auxiliary to the union's efforts to organize the fields.
Police arrested and charged Michael Salem, Alex Lavene and Tyler Linabury, all 21-years-old, and Charles Kalb, 19, as authorities believe they organized and supervised the initiation rituals during which the hazing incidents occurred, according to WCTV.
In the beginning of American politics, there was not "Left" or "Right" but Common Sense, specifically, a philosophy that believed the organizing principle for the nation should be the small community which could solve any problem (up to and including scientific discovery) through citizens working together jury-style to arrive at the truth.
Despite repeated threats, arrests and attacks against her over many years, Berta tirelessly continued to fight for what she believed in, organizing her community to defend their land rights and even winning the prestigious 2015 Goldman Environmental Prize for her work in opposition to a hydroelectric project which threatens access to the only water source for the indigenous Lenca community.
