The 2017 strategy
I’ve already talked about what’s planned for Canadian Atheist in 2017. But now I want to widen the scope, and talk strategy for 2017 in general.
Tag Archives: Veronica Abbass
Praying in the Park
I’d like to thank Indi for his post on the Angus Reid Institute opinion poll “Prayer in Canadian Public Life: a Nation Divided.” I wasn’t contacted by Angus Reid, but if I had been, I would have answered the question on the best way to begin municipal council meetings by opting for “Nothing-just start the… Read more »
“Get Out of Religion Class” Coupons Make Catholic School Administrators Nervous
Administrators at a Catholic school in Peterborough appear to be a bit nervous about their students learning the truth about religion classes. At least that is how it seemed when Canadian Atheist’s very own Veronica Abbass handed out “get out of that ‘mandatory’ religion class” coupons to students after class today (May 11) while school… Read more »
Bored of CFI Canada
Oh Dear CFI, I’m sorry, damn spellcheck, I meant ‘Board of CFI Canada’. Yes, folks there are some new faces… and at least one seems vaguely familiar. Although, I can’t quite remember where I have seen her before. I think she writes for a blog or something. Congrats to the new electees, now… get to… Read more »
The Case for “Male Entitlement”
By Jackson Doughart Eric Adriaans’s riposte to my “justification” of “men’s use of the sex trade” would be interesting if only it responded in good faith to what I’d actually written, if he attempted to understand what I actually think, or if I had ever actually set out to provide a defence for prostitution. As… Read more »
Prostitution: Men’s Entitlement and Accountability
By Eric Adriaans Recently, there has been some debate among several well-known opinion-holders…namely Heather Mallick, Jackson Doughart, and Veronica Abbass … all on the subject of a recent prostitution bill. In their public dialogue, it seems to me that some people are talking past one another. Prostitution is a complex issue well beyond my knowledge… Read more »