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Coats before ChristmasIt’s mid November, a cold, rainy one, with lower temperatures arriving earlier than we’d like. I work in the street selling newspapers. It’s a cold and wet job. But I like my job, I happen to like politics, and selling
Published in the January / February 2010 Humanist
Tagged charity, christian charities, church, clothing drives, coats, donations, holiday clothing drives, homeless, homelessness, real change Leave a comment |
 | The National Day of Prayer Decision: A Victory to Savor“He described himself in the media as ‘a man of the Lord.’ He acted persecuted. He attacked us, and I wanted to sue him very badly.”
Published in the November / December 2010 Humanist
Tagged christian right, church, church and state, church/state, day of prayer, FFRF, law, prayer, proclamation, state, supreme court Leave a comment |
No License to Promote Religion: S.C. Judge Nixes Christian Auto TagWhen I was a kid, license plates in Pennsylvania were very simple. They were mustard yellow with blue letters and numbers. Then, at some point, a dramatic change occurred: the plates became blue with mustard yellow letters and numbers! These
Published in the January / February 2010 Humanist
Tagged church, church and state issues, church/state, cross, judge, law, license plate, license plates, religious symbols, south carolina, state Leave a comment |
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