Reading the always excellent articles in Church and State (Americans United for the Separation of Church and State) I came […]
Tag Archive for ‘humanist’
Beyond the Boundaries
As the essays continue to flow, I’m pleased to announce the publication of the first collection of 2022: Beyond the […]
Scientist, Pastor, Rabbi
Having served in the Interfaith world for many years, I look for these kinds of stories, the ones where diverse […]
This Little Light
This weekend’s column shines a light on the illumination created by people who choose to act in more enlightened ways […]
Grounding
This week’s column draws from a story told by a transgender rabbi, then relates that to a suicide prevention hotline […]
Christmas
Some readers may know that my birthday is Christmas Day, so I usually like to keep it low key and […]
Saving Christ-mas
I know, strange thing for a secular freethinker to say, but looks like there really is a “war on Christmas,” […]
Shining a Light
A visit from an old friend; a conversation about good things people are doing; an invitation to shine a light […]
Freethinking for Freethinkers
Students are delighted to discover they have options for what to call themselves beyond faith. “Humanist” or “Freethinker” can be […]
Leadership for Dummies
(*Update to this post: This article in the NYT speaks to the challenges rational people currently face: “Where Facts Were No […]
Earth Town Square
Just heard this song for the first time. Beautiful, with a catchy tune. Maybe what we need right now. EARTH […]
Enough! Confronting Pandering Preacher Politicians
Christian Nationalists, with their mission to make America a “Conservative Christian Nation,” are endangering democracy. What they want is essentially a […]