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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Nat’l Day of Prayer unconstitutional
(But then, we knew that already, didn’t we.) A federal judge has ruled the National Day of Prayer unconstitutional. Let the weeping and gnashing of teeth begin. Expect to hear a whole heckuva lot of whining from conservatives, and shrill … Continue reading
Posted in civil rights, news, politics, religion, religious rights
Tagged national day of prayer
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No god but God
Review by John C. Snider © 2010 To say that Islam has been getting a bad rap these last few years would be a massive understatement. All religions–all cultures, for that matter–have their ups and downs, and for the last … Continue reading
Posted in books, history, islam, religion
Tagged islam, muslim, no god but god, reza aslan
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Podcast #85 – American Atheists Convention Part 1
John reports (almost) live from the American Atheists Convention in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Day One speakers included Center for Inquiry’s Paul Kurtz, biologist/philosopher Massimo Pigliucci, UK-based National Secular Society’s Keith Porteous Wood, The God Virus author Darrel Ray, and newly-elected … Continue reading →