I thank you for forwarding this to us. I have great respect for Ms
Jacoby . However as a proud Humanist for over forty years, I can only
proudly proclaim my Humanism and found fine responses from many places.
I am not sitting on any fences but clearly in the Humanist
area.;Humanism is a complete philosophy. If we understand this
philosophy .one would know my position on many areas. Being familiar
with Corliss Lamont and Paul Kurtz makes clear a position held by a
Humanist.
Thanks again.
Norm Roscoe.
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Today in the Times
You can go directly to the NY Times article at
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Deidre Brown-Kennedy
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Today
in the Times
The
Blessings of Atheism
www.nytimes.com
The
absence of an
afterlife lends a
greater, not a lesser,
moral importance to
our actions on earth.
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