In Memoriam, Deo Ssekitoleko – Representative of Center for Inquiry International – Uganda – by Scott Douglas Jacobsen. Continue reading
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In Conversation with Dr. Stephen Law – Philosopher and Author
By Dr. Stephen Law and Scott Douglas Jacobsen Dr. Stephen Law is Reader in Philosophy at Heythrop College, University of London. He is also editor of THINK: Philosophy for Everyone, a journal of the Royal Institute of Philosophy (published by Cambridge University Press). Stephen has published numerous books on … Continue reading
George Ongere on the Center for Inquiry in Kenya
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Scott Jacobsen: To begin, do you have any prefaces to the conversation today? George Ongere: When I was growing, my mother believed something was wrong with me. I was the only child in the family who could not succeed in cramming the catechism to graduate and eat … Continue reading
RDF to Merge with Center for Inquiry
The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason & Science announced today, Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason & Science to Merge with Center for Inquiry Robyn Blumner to Become President and CEO of Center for Inquiry The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason & Science and the Center for Inquiry, two of the … Continue reading
Canadian “Religious Freedom Advocates Need to Speak Out on Bangladesh Killings”
Paul Fidalgo, communications director for the Center for Inquiry, US, has an article published on Religion News Service (RNS) entitled “Religious Freedom Advocates Need to Speak Out on Bangladesh Killings”: In the past eight months, five people have been hacked to death by Islamic extremists associated with terror groups such as … Continue reading
Center for Inquiry US Does It Again
Soon after Jorge Mario Bergoglio became head of the Roman Catholic Church and changed his name to Pope Francis, Center for Inquiry US released a statement entitled “Secularist Group Pessimistic for Church Modernization Under Pope Francis” “As with anyone taking on a position of substantial responsibility, in which decisions can … Continue reading