Stories have filthy fingerprints from their widespread use. They touch many areas of our lives every day. They appear so frequently because stories are indispensable to being human. Stories help define who we are. They also form a bridge between people to share the human experience. The following topics are
Within history class or lecture across the United States, rings out a particular statement: there is a separation between church and state. That although faith and trust come from the same place, they can be anything but intermixed. However, does this declaration remain true outside the walls of classrooms? When
Voodoo, Voodu, or Vo-du, is an umbrella term for ancient African religious practices and their pantheon of gods and goddesses, which merged with Catholicism during the slave trade in the French colony of Saint-Domingue and in Haiti. In practice, it centers around the belief that the deities worshiped possess the