Reading Time: 7 minutes Solid information can only be good to have. If we can’t identify and describe something that’s happening, we’ll have very little chance of predicting outcomes from it or influencing it. That’s why I found Ryan Burge’s recent post on Religion News kinda frustrating.
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Atheists, agnostics and humanists much more likely than Christians to get COVID-19 vaccine
Reading Time: 2 minutes Although on the one hand we nonreligious types don’t like to do what we’re told by a skydaddy god that we’ve made up ourselves in our gullible past, on the other hand, we do like to believe what we’re told by experts in the know who have used evidence and rationality to substantiate their conclusions. […]
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Chief Executive Humanists International, Gary McLelland, Interviewed
Reading Time: < 1 minute I really enjoyed this interview. We touched a lot of bases here, starting off with the lack of secularism in education in the UK before talking internationally about the Freedom of Thought Report 2021, which reports on the experience and persecution of the nonreligious internationally. Gary McLelland was great to talk to and this was […]