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Category Archives: international freethought
Witch-hunting is no laughing matter
If, like mine, your first reaction in hearing about modern-day witch-hunting is to snicker–don’t. It’s just a bunch of superstitious silliness, right? Think again. Witch-hunting kills. It destroys lives. Read this chilling article from Johann Hari. Maybe we won’t snicker … Continue reading
Posted in christianity, civil rights, history, international freethought, religion, superstitions, women's rights
Tagged johann nari, witch, witch-hunting
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Nigerians call for conference against witch-hunting
This is very encouraging news. Leo Ingwe of the Nigerian Humanist Movement has issued a call for papers for the “National Conference on Witch-hunts, Christian Fundamentalism, and Child Abuse” (you gotta love that they lumped these three topics together). The … Continue reading