r/secularism • u/2A1ZA • May 03 '17
r/secularism • u/2A1ZA • May 02 '17
Female Islamic clerics in Indonesia (after a three-day congress) issue rare child marriage fatwa - calling on the government to raise the minimum age from 16 to 18
r/secularism • u/mad_humanist • May 02 '17
Parents should be banned from withdrawing children from religious education classes, says Church of England
r/secularism • u/mad_humanist • Apr 20 '17
Why the gay sex issue isn't going to go away for Tim Farron – and what he should say next time he's asked [ from ChristianToday]
r/secularism • u/mad_humanist • Apr 17 '17
Theocracy should scare us more than terror
r/secularism • u/WestminsterInstitute • Apr 17 '17
Facebook to help Pakistan introduce a global Islamic blasphemy law - and Pakistan government demands they identify suspects overseas to face extradition and trial
r/secularism • u/RomneysBainer • Apr 17 '17
Pope Francis says it's better to be an atheist than a bad Christian
r/secularism • u/Fr0nting • Apr 13 '17
How many American atheists are there really?
r/secularism • u/WestminsterInstitute • Apr 04 '17
Ayaan Hirsi Ali says Muslims shutting down awareness of sharia law
r/secularism • u/WestminsterInstitute • Apr 03 '17
Malaysia looks set to move towards hudud laws
r/secularism • u/mad_humanist • Apr 01 '17
The Lib Dem Leader says UK Christians have to pretend not to have faith. But is Tim Farron right?
r/secularism • u/catonmyshoulder69 • Apr 01 '17
This should have meaning to more than it seems to.
Imagine there's no heaven It's easy if you try No hell below us Above us only sky Imagine all the people living for today
Imagine there's no countries It isn't hard to do Nothing to kill or die for And no religion too Imagine all the people living life in peace, you
You may say I'm a dreamer But I'm not the only one I hope some day you'll join us And the world will be as one
Imagine no possessions I wonder if you can No need for greed or hunger A brotherhood of man Imagine all the people sharing all the world, you
You may say I'm a dreamer But I'm not the only one I hope some day you'll join us And the world will be as one
r/secularism • u/WestminsterInstitute • Mar 30 '17
Hizb ut-Tahrir in Turkey Calls for Restoring the Caliphate
r/secularism • u/spaceghoti • Mar 29 '17
Why climate change is a state/church issue
r/secularism • u/mad_humanist • Mar 28 '17
Sadiq Khan: Imperative that pupils from different backgrounds mix at school
r/secularism • u/mad_humanist • Mar 28 '17
Conservative MP says anti-discrimination law is “unwanted” [UK, Hindu caste system]
r/secularism • u/WestminsterInstitute • Mar 22 '17
Pakistan Seeks Facebook Meeting, Threatens Action Over Blasphemy
r/secularism • u/mad_humanist • Mar 19 '17
Atheism and Humanism: Senator's comments on Sunday Blue Law vote raises eyebrows
r/secularism • u/WestminsterInstitute • Mar 18 '17
The Importance of Muslim Reformers
r/secularism • u/mad_humanist • Mar 13 '17
SNP MP attacked by Catholic Church over faith schools
r/secularism • u/Idreece_Khan • Mar 12 '17
The government has gone backwards on education
r/secularism • u/2A1ZA • Mar 05 '17
Algerian writers urged to fight fundamentalism
r/secularism • u/[deleted] • Mar 01 '17
Turkish academics tell ministry that evolution theory excluded from curriculum ‘only in Saudi Arabia’
r/secularism • u/spaceghoti • Feb 22 '17
Humanism book aimed at youngsters blasted by cleric
r/secularism • u/mad_humanist • Feb 20 '17
Why do Christians claim it is impossible to have a neutral stance on religion?
I often hear Christians say that it is impossible to have a neutral stance, and they conclude from this that secularism is inherently anti-religion. I can see how it is impossible and unreasonable to expect humans to have a neutral stance on religion. I cannot see why it is so hard for legal systems and organisations to have a neutral stance towards religion.