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Ep. 16 The Enlightenment Show: Local mother sues Huntington County Community School District, Good Without God, De-conversion Hang ups
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Church/State separation issues with religious trailers at public schools. See our post about the local mother who sues Huntington County Community School District and the court document.
Good Without God:
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and Phil Zuckerman’s “Society without God.”
New York Times article about the book.
The FreeThinker’s Toolkit: De-conversion Hang ups, with a special guest David Hunter.
FreeThought Today:
New Footprint and Fossil
President Barrack Obama and his inclusiveness of non-believers and science.
Gov. Bobby Jindal and academic freedom and exorcisms.
Thanks to everyone for their hard work.
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Ed Brayton wrote about Huntington Coutny religious trailer case with interesting commentary at http://scienceblogs.com/dispatches/2009/03/injunction_issued_in_indiana_r.php