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You Were Great, Professor. But You’re Still Going to Hell.

March 19, 2013 By Warren Blumenfeld 36 Comments

Professor Warren Blumenfeld recently retired from Iowa State University. Here he reflects on how orthodoxy inhibited education.

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My Lonely Life as a Black Atheist

July 8, 2012 By S. Maxam 15 Comments

Shawn Maxam speaks of his experiences becoming an atheist in a community that often builds identity around religion.

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How an Atheist Learned to Think About Spirituality

October 12, 2011 By Lisa Hickey 26 Comments

Lisa Hickey finds something she can believe in. And it has everything to do with “good” and much to do with “men”.

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