Tag Archives: Secularism

More Secular Privilege

Posted on February 6, 2023 by Michael
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What is Secular Privilege? Here are 10 Everyday Examples

Posted on January 4, 2023 by Michael

When trying to better understand what white privilege is supposed to be, I discovered a series of articles that help by providing concrete examples, such as What Is White Privilege? Here Are 9 Everyday Examples by Suzannah Weiss.   As I was reading … Continue reading →

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Atheist Denies Secular Privilege

Posted on January 27, 2022 by Michael

Atheist Bruce Gerencser objected to my posting on secular privilege.   He starts off as follows: Yesterday, Michael, a Christian (Evangelical?) blogger who spends his days raging against atheism, wrote a post titled What is Secular Privilege? Here Are Ten Everyday … Continue reading →

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What is Secular Privilege? Here are 10 Everyday Examples

Posted on November 11, 2021 by Michael

When trying to better understand what white privilege is supposed to be, I discovered a series of articles that help by providing concrete examples, such as What Is White Privilege? Here Are 9 Everyday Examples by Suzannah Weiss.   As I was reading … Continue reading →

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Post-Christian Pride

Posted on June 9, 2021 by Michael

Behold the modern-day, proud secularist: If you would only abandon your childish belief in your ridiculous god, you too could appreciate such proud, modern enlightenment being offered on a child’s channel. One question: At 1:17, what’s with the communist fist … Continue reading →

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Secular Zealotry

Posted on March 11, 2021 by Michael

Let me quote from a recent article from The Atlantic that wisely notes, “As religious faith has declined, ideological intensity has risen.”  “if secularists hoped that declining religiosity would make for more rational politics, drained of faith’s inflaming passions, they … Continue reading →

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Secular Faith

Posted on April 18, 2019 by Michael

In the following video, AOC outlines her vision of the future – an example of naive, wishful thinking.  A wondrous future (that she, of course, helped to usher in) where ex-oil workers disassemble pipe lines for the “same pay and … Continue reading →

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What is Secular Privilege? Here are 10 Everyday Examples

Posted on April 5, 2019 by Michael

When trying to better understand what white privilege is supposed to be, I discovered a series of articles that help by providing concrete examples, such as What Is White Privilege? Here Are 9 Everyday Examples by Suzannah Weiss.   As I … Continue reading →

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Is the New Zealand Shooter a “Christian Terrorist?”

Posted on March 17, 2019 by Michael

I have seen several Tweets out there now asserting that the New Zealand shooter was a “Christian terrorist.”  While it’s obvious he is a terrorist, is there any evidence he is a Christian?  I can’t find any.  All the evidence … Continue reading →

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Are School Shooters and Social Justice Extremists on the Same Spectrum?

Posted on June 7, 2018 by Michael

Birgit Pfeifer of Windesheim University of Applied Sciences and Ruard R. Ganzevoort of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam published an article entitled The Implicit Religion of School Shootings: Existential Concerns of Perpetrators Prior to Their Crime.  (HT: John Branyan) The researchers looked through … Continue reading →

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