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Eat, Pray, Trash: What the Critics Don’t See

By Ben Brazil

…a baby boom “generation of seekers” turned from institutional religion to self-reliant, individually directed paths to wholeness and to the divine. Therapy and self-help aided the journey, of course, and not a few critics have worried that the American republic was degenerating into a nation of narcissists. Celebrating the Open Road Which returns us to travel, and to the self-illuminating journey of Elizabeth Gilbert. Whether or not you find authe…

Obama Inaugural Address Challenges Tea Party History

By Julie Ingersoll

…overning). Let’s hope he’s better able to do it in his second term because the divide has never been clearer: it’s between those who know and celebrate Seneca, Selma, and Stonewall and those who do not….

White Nationalist Ideology Shines Through at Elite MAGA Conference: Inside NatCon Part II

By Ben Lorber

…meditation on French writer Jean Raspail’s Camp of the Saints, the 1973 novel, beloved by Stephen Miller and Steve Bannon, that dramatizes the fear of the ‘great replacement’ of white Europeans through non-white immigration and became required reading for generations of white nationalists in the US and Europe. Warning that “the nation is under attack” by a “fifth column,” Pinkoski cites a well-known quote from prominent antisemitic French polemici…

Does God Hate Health Care? How About Public Schools? Or Bridges?

By Joanna Brooks

…e days come from conservative groups who depict government as an enemy of religious freedom. Among American Mormons, opposition to government-funded health and social programs is often linked with an opposition to socialism—deeply held among American Mormons since the 1950s, despite the fact that happy and faithful Mormons elsewhere around the globe live in countries where governments do in fact provide health care for their citizens. The most oft…

Why Scientists Should Be Agnostic: Or, Why Lawrence Krauss Is Still a Windbag

By Andrew Aghapour and Michael Schulson

…political station to interfere with government conduct that violates her religious beliefs, we’d also need to extend this privilege to other religious fundamentalists and whatever beliefs they claim to sincerely hold (a point he unfortunately makes using Islam as an example, reinforcing accusations that New Atheists disproportionately pick on Islam). In Krauss’s analysis, the hardest part of living in a pluralist democracy is that we have differe…