Everyday Morality

Some years ago around this time, I was a very dedicated and practicing Christian. I was in high school and generally pre-enlightenment, in that I followed the herd more than I decided to follow my own explorations. I had the unique pleasure of discovering my spirituality alongside some very good friends, and alongside the absolutely unbelievably people at Summer's Best Two Weeks, a Christian summer camp in which I attended for six years and was later a counselor and head Camper. It was a very important part of my life, and granted me great stability in a decidedly unstable part of my life.

When I went off to college, gradually I became more agnostic, which was probably somewhat expected. It's college after all, and CMU is no BYU, if you know what I mean. I mean, it's not like, Penn State either, but it's just not a place ... Read more