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The most popular argument for religious accessories bans – for many, the only argument for religious accessories bans – is that they are in some way related to secularism. They’re not. In fact, quite the opposite.
Here’s your Canadian Atheist Weekly Update for 24-Nov-2018 to 30-Nov-2018.
— By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Scott Douglas Jacobsen: I wanted to talk about humanism: the hows and whys, the theoretical and practical, and so on. You are highly qualified to comment on it. So, I asked. You agreed. So here we are, to begin, what is humanism properly defined in its most general sense? Andrew Copson: In… Read more »
Here’s your Canadian Atheist Weekly Update for 3-Feb-2018 to 9-Feb-2018.