“Many Voices” Blogger Q&A: Doug Berger (Secular Left)
Doug Berger is a self-proclaimed secular humanist and proud atheist living in Ohio. He has been a member of the Humanist Community of Central Ohio since 1995 and was the editor of the Central Ohio...
View Article“Many Voices” Blogger Q&A: Bob Seidensticker (Cross Examined)
Bob Seidensticker is a Seattle resident, an MIT graduate, a former computer programmer, and the author of several books, including Future Hype: The Myths of Technology Change (Berrett-Koehler, 2006)...
View Article“Many Voices” Blogger Q&A: Libby Anne (Love, Joy, Feminism)
We copied the following bio for Libby Anne directly from the “about” section of her blog, Love, Joy, Feminism, which resides in the Atheist Channel of Patheos.com: Libby Anne grew up in a large...
View Article“Many Voices” Blogger Q&A: JT Eberhard (What Would JT Do?)
We copied bits of the following bio for JT Eberhard from his personal website: JT Eberhard is the author of the popular blog What Would JT Do?, a contributing author for AtheismResource.com and the...
View ArticleOn English Bible Versions: Rev. Bradford Taliaferro interview
How many English Bible versions are there? Over 1,400! I like to write about the origins of the Bible. Sometimes I contemplate the authenticity of the Bible as the literal word of God, discuss...
View Article“Many Voices” Blogger Q&A: Fr. Dwight Longenecker (Standing on my Head)
We copied the following bio for Fr. Dwight Longenecker from his author page on Amazon.com: Brought up as an Evangelical, Dwight Longenecker graduated from fundamentalist Bob Jones University. While...
View Article“Many Voices” Blogger Q&A: James Ford (Monkey Mind)
James Ford is a Unitarian Universalist minister serving the First Unitarian Church of Providence, in Rhode Island and a Soto Zen Buddhist priest serving as a guiding teacher with the Boundless Way Zen...
View ArticleG.T. Rigdon Interview: Jehovah’s Witness Turned Apologist Then Author
G.T. Rigdon writes “morally engaged fiction,” a genre of books that is quickly emerging. Along the lines of the TV show Dexter, readers who enjoy religious thrillers will enjoy the journey and unique...
View ArticleThe Monk and The Motorcycle
/ By Cheryl Petersen Driving slower than the speed limit through the Village of Delhi (Pop. 3087) in upstate New York, I could see ahead, two monks sporting brightly colored monastic robes and walking...
View ArticleEliza Wood Interview: About Her Book, ‘Crisis of Faith’
An interview with the founder of Progress Planet, Eliza Wood, about her latest book, Crisis of Faith: Progress Planet: Why did you write Crisis of Faith? Eliza Wood: I wanted to bring about a massively...
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