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Diana Eck: Religious Pluralism and the Humanist Community

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This Sunday, we are delighted to host Diana Eck at the Humanist Hub. Dr. Eck is a Professor of Comparative Religion and Indian Studies at Harvard University, as well as the Director of The Pluralism Project at Harvard.The aim of the Pluralism Project is...

Muslimish: Growing Communities and Extending Dialogues

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The Humanist Hub is delighted to partner with and host Muslimish for an extended program on Sunday, April 29.Muslimish: Growing Communities and Extending Dialogues (A Special Extended Conference Event)Speakers:-Wissam CharafeddineCofounder of Muslimish...

Atheist group president will debate Oklahoma preacher | News OK

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MAR 28, 2018 - An atheist group set to host its national gathering in Oklahoma City has released the details of a pre-convention debate between an Oklahoma preacher and the organization's president. Source: Atheist group president will debate Oklahoma...

Sunday Assembly Chapel Hill celebrates church without religion

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People from all ethnic and religious backgrounds are learning to lean on one another in this secular congregation. Without religion and with the motto "live better, help often, wonder more," Sunday Assembly is celebrating life, service community. Source...

What is Judaism? A Religion? A Culture?

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Join Greg Epstein, Harvard's Humanist Chaplain, Marya Axner, the Regional Director of the New England Jewish Labor Committee, and Adam Nahari, Harvard college sophomore, for a conversation on secular Judaism moderated by Theo Motzkin, '19.

Justices Sharply Divided in Gay Rights Case

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The Supreme Court entered the latest battleground in the culture wars on Tuesday, hearing arguments in a hard-fought clash between gay rights and claims of religious freedom that was a sort of sequel to the court’s 2015 decision establishing a...

Could this rabbi be a first in Congress? - The Washington Post

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Since the founding of the republic, there have been dozens of Protestant ministers in Congress, and a handful serve right now. Two Catholic priests, too, have served in the House of Representatives. But despite the large number of Jews elected to Congress...