'So help me God': S.C. atheist calls oath requirement unconstitutional

A South Carolina atheist is suing for the right to work as a poll worker without having to swear an oath to God in violation ...
The Washington Post

Should atheists who refuse to say ‘so help me God’ be excluded from the Air Force?

The Stephen Losey (Air Force Times) reports (see also the American Humanist Association’s letter to the Air Force Inspector General): An atheist airman at Creech Air Force Base in Nevada was denied ...
The Spokesman-Review

Faith and values: Only affirmation needed comes from God

Twice a month, two community columnists weigh in on matters of faith and values. The Faith and Values column appears Saturday and features retired Methodist minister Paul Graves of Sandpoint, and ...
Religion News Service

Black women ministers get ‘affirmation that God sees us‘ at DC event

WASHINGTON (RNS) — In a ballroom in the nation’s capital, with many dressed in gowns and heels, Black women were hailed for the work they do in ministry, known and unknown. “There are women here who ...
Psychology Today

Egonomics 101: The Economics of Personal Affirmation

This post is in response to Want A Deep Spiritual Path? Try Economics. By Jeremy E. Sherman Ph.D. Life is a white-knuckle ride for us knucklehead genius humans, who can foresee the future like no ...