Attending a funeral is a test of my patience. Someone is bound to tell me the deceased is in a better place, and my urge is to punch them in the face.

It is a common refrain among European politicians in recent years that multiculturalism has failed, but it has not failed; freedom of religion has failed.

If we don’t believe in gods, why do we continue to use religion-based profanity or insults?

Multiculturalism is hailed as a sign of cultural progress. This isn’t always the case.

How many times have you wanted to talk honestly about religion at a social event, but had to bite your tongue for propriety’s sake? Well, now you don’t have to worry. Here are 10 steps on how to broach the topic without getting crucified.