In God We Trust: How One Satanist Proved a Point About Religious Bias
Kenneth Mayle, a self-declared Satanist, argued that the motto on US currency–’In God We Trust’–espouses a religious view in opposition to his own. The federal court determined, however, that the motto is not in violation of the Constitution, setting a worrying precedent.
Inequality, the Role of Society, and Tribalism: How Bloodworth’s ‘Hired’ Persuaded Me
James Bloodworth’s book ‘Hired’ inspires the profound reflections of a young writer on the roles of the individual, the atheist community, and the government in reducing income inequality and bridging the gap between political parties.
Going Godless: a Perspective on Atheism from Iran
Atheism can cost you your life in Iran, but Iranian atheists and human rights activists have been formidably courageous in broadcasting their messages throughout social media, circumventing organized censorship of national TV and radio.
Why are Taxpayers Funding Faith-Based Programs?
Tax dollars are going to faith-based programs that discriminate against, mislead, and manipulate our most vulnerable. Are there benefits to favoring community organizations over faith-based ones?
Bedfellows: the Steady Infiltration of Evangelicals in the White House
Trump’s voter base made easy bedfellows of politics and religion, blurring the line of separation between church and state. But as white evangelicals shrink to a smaller fringe in the Secular Age, will their political power also decline?
Black Nonbelievers, Inc: Is the African American Community Ready for Atheism?
An overwhelming majority of African Americans self-identify as Christians, putting them ahead of both whites and Latinos. Black Nonbelievers, Inc, aims to revolutionize the community and its deeply entrenched relationship with religion.