Showing posts with label Interfaith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Interfaith. Show all posts
Monday, April 2, 2012
Oh, the places I'll (hopefully) go!
As of right now, it looks like I'll be continuing my work on Stedman and the atheist-activist movement with an eye to what I hope can be an answer to the title of my original essay. How cool would it be if I could spend an afternoon with him over coffee, or walk into a bar and not have it be a punch line? I don't know how possible it is, but I was even thinking a Skype conversation could do. Oh, the possibilities!
Monday, March 26, 2012
If you would...
...please read my posted PI essay on Inter-Faitheist Activist Chris Stedman and tell me what you think about it below!
Monday, February 6, 2012
Chris Stedman: NonProphet Status
As the name of his blog suggests, Huffington Post panelist, author and blogger Chris Stedman is not, by any means, a prophet, nor does he subscribe to any.
Stedman is a proud atheist and humanist with a focus on interfaith and inter-religious dialogue, contributing to the "Religion" and "Gay Voices" portions of the Huffington Post web-newspaper.
Through his own blog, NonProphet Status, he and several like-minded young men and women form a panel of atheistic interfaith advocates - no small feat, as it turns out.
His contributions to HuffPost, especially, are noteworthy, including (but not limited to) this piece on "atheist activism" problems and this piece on growing up queer and "born-again".
For more on Chris, check out his Huffington Post bio.
Stedman is a proud atheist and humanist with a focus on interfaith and inter-religious dialogue, contributing to the "Religion" and "Gay Voices" portions of the Huffington Post web-newspaper.
Through his own blog, NonProphet Status, he and several like-minded young men and women form a panel of atheistic interfaith advocates - no small feat, as it turns out.
His contributions to HuffPost, especially, are noteworthy, including (but not limited to) this piece on "atheist activism" problems and this piece on growing up queer and "born-again".
For more on Chris, check out his Huffington Post bio.
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