Recent decades have witnessed the dramatic growth of an organized secularist movement that serves the needs of and advocates for the nonreligious. This volume brings together the latest research on organized secularism in the US, including its histo
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This author explores religion, with a focus on Mormonism and the nonreligious. His sociological approach delves into themes shaping our understanding of faith and secularism. Through his writing, he offers insightful perspectives on these complex areas.
- 2019
- 2018
Christianity and the Limits of Minority Acceptance in America
God Loves (Almost) Everyone
- 128 pages
- 5 hours of reading
The book examines the complexities of Christian acceptance regarding minority rights, revealing how some Christian communities may embrace tolerance for certain groups while still marginalizing others. It delves into the underlying dynamics of this selective acceptance, providing insights into the challenges faced by minority rights campaigns within a Christian context. Through a critical analysis, it encourages readers to reflect on the implications of such disparities in tolerance and acceptance.
- 2015
How to Defeat Religion in 10 Easy Steps: A Toolkit for Secular Activists
- 200 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Focusing on actionable strategies, this book presents ten steps to diminish the influence of fundamentalist religion in American society. It utilizes social-scientific research to provide practical solutions for nonbelievers and progressive believers alike. Each chapter addresses a different aspect of life, including education and science, outlining methods to promote secularism and reduce the prominence of right-wing religious leaders. The recommendations aim to empower individuals and groups to effect change in public life and foster a more reality-based discourse.