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UN Committee on Rights of the Child calls out religious bias in UK schools
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UN Committee on Rights of the Child calls out religious bias in UK schools

While the UK may seem more secular than the US, the public education system is a good example of how this assumption is wrong.
10 Jun 2023 4 min read
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Mississippi removes 'In God We Trust' from license plates

The phrase "In God We Trust" was first included on US coins in the 1860s in order to “relieve [the U.S.] from the ignominy of heathenism,” according to Treasury Department records. As such, it is a phrase that rankles with many nonreligious people, and is often a
26 May 2023 3 min read
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Bert Bigelow

A penny saved: Why are churches tax-exempt?

Growing up in a small town in Michigan in the middle of the twentieth century, I heard this proverb frequently, and it always puzzled me. In elementary school, I earned a weekly allowance by performing household chores like mowing the lawn and drying and putting away the dishes as my
14 Apr 2022 9 min read
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