Posted by Jenny Donati In Brief Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 A full century following his death, the first volume of Mark Twain’s autobiography will be released shortly. The outspoken atheist had plenty to say about the world he lived in and the people he knew, and wanted to be able to speak freely on subjects like religion and politics.
Posted by Mike Daniels Religion & Courts Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 
The Obama administration has strongly sided with the Vatican in an Oregon sex-abuse lawsuit which names the Holy See as a defendant, insisting that the Vatican enjoys sovereign immunity and that the case does not rise to the level necessary to override such immunity.
Posted by Jenny Donati Religion & Courts Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 
A North Dakota atheist is appealing the state Department of Transportation’s decision to deny him a vanity plate expressing his beliefs about religion while allowing the religious expressions of others.
Posted by Jenny Donati Evolution vs. Creationism/ID Monday, May 24th, 2010 
The creation of a synthetic genome-controlled cell is cautiously accepted by the Vatican, hailed by scientists . . . and cheered by some Intelligent Design proponents.
Posted by Mike Daniels Featured Block, Religion & Courts Monday, May 24th, 2010 
Are Arizonans’ tax dollars going to fund religious indoctrination? Is that Constitutional? The US Supreme Court will decide this fall.
Posted by Jenny Donati TheocRats Sunday, May 23rd, 2010 A growing Christian Dominionist organization is now promoting a “To-Do” list for Christians who want to take over the United States government and do away with our secular Constitution.
Posted by Creative Commons Featured Block, Religion & Science, Science about Belief Sunday, May 23rd, 2010 
Tom Rees of Epiphenom shows us how Indonesia’s 1998 financial crisis impacted religious behavior. His analysis is particularly timely, given the ongoing global financial crisis we face today.
Posted by Jenny Donati Personalities, TheocRats Friday, May 21st, 2010 
Liberty University’s Seminary President has an exciting past, which he uses as his Christian witness. Trouble is, it didn’t happen.
Posted by Jenny Donati In Brief Friday, May 21st, 2010 The Texas Freedom Network is live-blogging the ongoing Texas curriculum debate.
Posted by Mike Daniels In the Schools, Religion & Culture Friday, May 21st, 2010 
There may be hope for the education of Texan children after all. A new poll indicates that a solid majority of Texans want teachers and scholars to determine school curricula, not the elected Board.