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Introduction
Jason Torpy, Guest Feature Editor
Note from the Editor
Tom Flynn
The State of Our Christian Military (and What to Do About It)
Jason Torpy
The Ravages of Wartime Moral Injuries
Gretchen Brendel Mann
Seeking Reform from Within
Major Raymond Bradley
Freethought Enjoys Smoother Sailing at the Naval Academy
Clifford G. Andrew
Why Chaplains Should Be Contracted, Not Commissioned
Carlos Bertha
Apocalypse Nation
Steven Doloff
The Argument from Death and Meaninglessness—Again
Ronald A. Lindsay
On ‘Why I Am Not a . . .’
Yes, Virginia, There Was a Twentieth Century
Tom Flynn
What Does Religion Provide?
Greta Christina
Should We Abolish Morality?
Russell Blackford
The Decay of American Democracy, Part 2
Shadia B. Drury
The Brain of Ariel Sharon
Arthur Caplan
Domestic Drone Danger Deepens
Nat Hentoff
Here Come the ‘Evatheists’
John Shook
Greece Grapples with Blasphemy
Simon Davis
Existentialism: A Philosophy for Secular Humanists
James A. Haught
Tracing ‘Secular Humanism’
Edd Doerr
Church-State Update
PBS’s First Freedom
Edd Doerr
Humanism at Large
Answer to Stalin
Michael Paulkovich
Faith and Reason
Twenty Christian Questions
Mark Rubinstein
Response
A Response to Michael Shermer
Ophelia Benson
The Unintended Reformation: How a Religious Revolution Secularized Society by Brad S. Gregory
Reviewed by Brooke Horvath
Beyond the Quest for the Historical Jesus: Memoir of a Discovery by Thomas L. Brodie
Reviewed by George A. Wells
The Bible, the School, and the Constitution: The Clash That Shaped Modern Church-State Doctrine by Steven K. Green
Reviewed by Wayne L. Trotta
A Provocative People: A Secular History of the Jews by Sherwin T. Wine
Reviewed by Edd Doerr
In Freedom We Trust by Edward M. Buckner and Michael E. Buckner
Reviewed by Becky Garrison
Realising Secularism: Austraila and New Zealand edited by Max Wallace
Reviewed by Edd Doerr
by W.F. Lantry
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