Discussion Continues Re: 9/11 Cross
I’ve just written another post on the 9/11 cross controversy, which I find particularly interesting as a philosopher of aesthetics and symbolism. You can find it at interfaith community blog “State of...
View ArticleThe Humanist Hour and the 9/11 Cross
I’m a bit late to this, but November’s edition of The Humanist Hour (Episode #67) featured an interesting interview with Dave Silverman, president of American Atheists Inc. He spoke mainly about the...
View ArticleRepost: Museum or Memorial, and Why It Matters: Thoughts on Religious...
This article was originally written for State of Formation, an interfaith community blog. I repost it here to ensure all my posts on the 9/11 Cross are hosted in the same place, as discussion of the...
View ArticleAmerican Atheists Lose 9/11 Cross Lawsuit
I am not at all surprised to report that American Atheists have lost their lawsuit against the National September 11 Memorial & Museum. Associated Press reports:U.S. District Judge Deborah Batts...
View ArticleThe Difference Between Secular Law and Secular Culture
Secularism is one of my highest values. I consider a secular state – a state in which the government neither represents nor promotes any religious affiliation, in which laws are not made on the basis...
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