Mike Johnson’s first speech as Speaker of the House featured deeply problematic remarks about the phrase “In God We Trust” and its historical context. Advocates of secularism, as well as those concerned about the separation of church and state,…
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Sarah Levin2023-11-09 22:11:352023-11-13 03:09:44“In God We Trust”: Unpacking the History and Implications
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Last week, our own Sarah Levin, founder and director of Secular Strategies and co-chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) Interfaith Council, delivered an eye-opening benediction (a closing…
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Secular Strategies2023-10-13 14:13:332023-10-16 20:11:29Religious Freedom: A Core Democratic Value
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Growing up an Irish Catholic, there was a uniformity in almost every other Catholic home I’d visit. Above every fireplace sat a picture of Pope John Paul prominently displayed next to a collectors plate of…
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Conor Casey2021-06-21 00:30:472021-11-04 16:32:37Kennedy and Biden: Presidents, not Popes