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Poll: Americans stretch the truth on attending church

(RNS) The survey finds many Christians -- and unbelievers, too -- will exaggerate about attending worship in live phone interviews. However, when asked in an anonymous online questionnaire, people will answer more realistically.

Greece, NY v. Galloway Supreme Court ruling: Seattle University of Law School Federalist Society debate over the issues

Last month I debated South Dakota law professor Patrick Garry concerning the Supreme Court case Greece v. Galloway where two residents of Greece, New York (Susan Galloway, who is Jewish, and atheist Linda Stephens) objected to the practice of city supervisor John Auberger replacing the a moment of silence at the board’s meeting with invocation prayers.

Secular Coalition flunks most members of Congress on church-state report card

(RNS) More than half of lawmakers received F's on church-state issues in a report card issued by the Secular Coalition of America.

Behind the numbers: Religious ‘nones’ may not be who you think they are

The number of people who claim no religious brand is climbing the statistical ranks, but these "nones" may not be who you think they are.

Can atheism be called a religion?

I’m writing this a few weeks after the original discussion of the question took place. I'm also writing this soon after the death of Pete Seeger, who was an atheist the last time I heard him talk live, about 25 years ago.

Freedom of conscience far from global

For some years the International Humanist and Ethical Union has compiled an annual Freedom of Thought Report, and their 2013 edition surveyed 194 countries, ranking them by how tolerant they are of nonbelievers.

Corbin Croy

Corbin Croy was born in Spokane and grew up in Post Falls. In 1998 he got married at the age of 18 and moved...

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