by: Bobby Crowley Pastor Aaron Fruh of Knollwood Church in Mobile, Alabama has decided to grace the Chick-Fil-A company with his support. Luckily, agreeing with anti-gay views is not all […]
by: Emma Rose In the years leading up to El Salvador’s civil war, a man named Oscar Romero was assassinated. Romero was the archbishop of San Salvador and the light […]
by: Miriam Mogilevsky A few months ago, blogger Ian Cromwell wrote a post about how atheism has affected his life and titled it “Because I am an atheist.” In the […]
by: Derrick Clifton I was roughly nine years old when I first considered joining the Boy Scouts of America. But it just didn’t seem like a place a kid like […]
by: Lindsey Gavel I was raised in rural Michigan at the end of a dirt road by Christian-minded parents. Growing up, we never went to church, but I remember hearing […]
by: Kate Donovan Last month, Ian Cromwell started a series asking atheists at large to contribute what being an atheist has done to improve their lives. Though I was not […]
by: Patrick Gill While writing my last piece about my internal/crockpot-esque femininity, for the sake of continuity and narrative, I had to slice and dice and edit some thoughts I […]
by: Chet Mitchell Jechura “The Episcopal Church welcomes you.” I was buried in my thoughts as I strode swiftly in my usual way down Sheridan Road. Somehow, those simple words […]
by: Andrew Tripp Note: The following is a post based upon the talk that I gave recently at the Center For Inquiry’s Leadership Conference; video/audio is not up yet, but […]
by: Chris Stedman “What’s a ‘Humanist’?” As a Humanist activist, it’s a question I hear a lot. I’m not comfortable with the idea of trying to answer it on behalf […]
