How To Use Religious Freedom for Bigotry

from Glass City Humanist · host Douglas Berger - Humanist Advocate

In this episode Douglas looks at Christian nationalists using Religious freedom as cover for their discrimination, why the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett for the US Supreme Court is a problem for all of us, and he introduces a new recurring segment where people share the story of their journey to Humanism. Show Notes Sign-up for the show newsletter 00:40 How To Use Religious Freedom for Bigotry 11:17 The Case Against Amy Coney Barrett 22:54 Journeys to Humanism

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