Echoing the atheist bus campaign in England, the American Humanist Association is launching a series of wonderfully grammatically correct ads…
For Christmas this year, the atheist bus is here
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A Mexican cult of Holy Death
In his blog at the Guardian, Andrew Brown comments on a New Yorker article about the drug war in Mexico…
Deprogramming jihadists
Katherine Zoepf writes in the New York Times Magazine about a Saudi program intend on deprogramming jihadists who have been…
Charges for “Changing of the guard”
Last Friday D. Michael Lindsay posted an essay on The Immanent Frame entitled "Changing of the guard," about the future…
The atheist bus campaign
British atheists have raised ₤83,000 (more than $130,000) to put ads on buses in London that read, "There's probably no…
A veiled liberal
The Guardian ran a column by Robin Yassin-Kassab and his wife Rana, each writing half of the piece about Rana's decision…
Immigration and Religion in America
Come celebrate the publication of Immigration and Religion in America: Comparative and Historical Perspectives.
Voting as a religious experience
As we reflect on the events of our election day, Bradley Burston brings us his voting experience, sending an absentee…
Mapping the evangelical vote
At the politics blog of Christianity Today, Ted Olsen has created an interactive map of the evangelical vote in this…
Counterterrorism and al-Qaida
Nathan Field, in World Politics Review, writes about the failings of American counterterrorism, and how this is tied into a…