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Imagine 7: A Secular Retreat – A Report from the Field, Part Two

Posted on June 22, 2017 by mattsheedy

by Matt Sheedy For part one in this series of posts, see here. Imagine 7: A Secular Retreat, which I recently attended in Toronto from June 2-4, is the seventh annual Imagine No Religion conference that was started by Bill Ligertwood and … Continue reading →

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Imagine 7: A Secular Retreat – A Report from the Field, Part One

Posted on June 16, 2017 by mattsheedy

by Matt Sheedy For part two, see here. The very popular Imagine No Religion conference/convention and gathering for atheists, agnostics, skeptics, and non-believers of all stripes is being held this year in Toronto, the first time the yearly event has … Continue reading →

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Towards a psychology of nonreligion within a psychology of religion?

Posted on March 7, 2016 by mattsheedy

Note: This post initially appeared on the American Psychological Association blog. Thomas J. Coleman III, David F. Bradley, & Alex Uzdavines Today’s psychology of religion has deep historical roots in the version of Protestant Christianity popular in the late 19th … Continue reading →

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