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How To Love A Wall

September 06, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Atheists, benefits of diversity, boundaries as freeing, Christian Dogma, Egyptian god Horus, Freethought Today, religious freedom, resistance to change, Samuel Alito, shared religions myths of deity, The Establishment Clause, the wall between church and state, U. S. First Amendment
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My high school math teacher, Mr. Crawford, taught me a great lesson in life. I don’t remember much about the right angles of an isosceles triangle, but I do remember his adage: Your freedom stops where somebody’s chin begins. Personal freedom isn’t absolute. If I am to have it,
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WAITING FOR GOD

February 12, 2020
by Caroline Miller
ACLJ, American Institute of Philanthropy, Atheists, Donald Trump, Jay Sekulow, LDS Church, PEW Institute, The Miracle Worker
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Like many girls raised Catholic, I flirted with the idea of becoming a nun.  The notion of service to others appealed to me and, frankly, it still does.  Happily, I found my calling as a teacher. I know that moment of joy in The Miracle Worker when Annie Sullivan stood at the water
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An Atheist Ruminates On Piety

October 25, 2018
by Caroline Miller
21% of population is irreligious, Atheists, is paryer appropriety in all settings?, piety, piety in public spaces, rights of atheists, the link between piety and intolerance
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Not long ago a celebrity made news by dying peacefully in his sleep.  A woman on Facebook noted his passing with the observation that people are destined to die the way they lived.  Her words were meant as a tribute to the deceased, but the statement went too far. Normally, I’d ha
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I’m An Atheist And I Vote

July 18, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Atheists, atheists and politics, Bernie Sanders, East African blog followers, Freedom From Religion, Freethough Today, religious decline in U.S.A.
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Somewhere along my 8 years of blogging, I picked up a gaggle of folks from East Africa..  I’ve learned they are deeply religious, possibly members of the same church.  Most of the time, I read their  patter about what God wants from us and what we must do to be good Christians. 
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Atheists And The Spirit That Moves Them

April 13, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Atheists, Barrack Obama, Donald Trump, faiths of our founding fathers, Religious Freem Frank R. Wolf International Act, See's Candies
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The letter began, “Don’t you dare defend the Constitution because it was written by Christians for Christians.” (“Crank Mail,” FFRF Free Thought Today, Jan/Feb, 2017, pg. 27.)  The comment is kinder than most which the Freedom from Religion Foundation receives on a daily ba
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Those Darned Lost Emails

April 21, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Atheists, CBS, Edward Susterich, lost emails, NBC, Ron Reagan, Scott Walker
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Everyone’s attention is locked on to Hillary Clinton’s missing emails.  But what about Edward Susterich’s enquiry concerning the emails of  Scott Walker, the Governor of Wisconsin? Walker claims God advises him on the major decisions in his life, so Susterich decided to get to
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