secularism

Godless congregations are organizing online trivia nights, book club meetings and pub nights to promote human connection during the COVID-19 outbreak.
A publicly funded retirement home in Vesoul, France, reportedly told a nun she needed to stop wearing religious clothing to be admitted.
Churches in the Netherlands have been converted into community centers, museums, apartment buildings and even gyms.
Quebec recently banned public servants from wearing religious symbols.
For atheists, humanists, Satanists and other secular folk, Christmas is a season for political activism.
Philosopher Charles Taylor ends up doing what David Foster Wallace used to say a good novel is supposed to do: give us a sense that we aren’t alone.
These defunct worship centers have been resurrected as bookstores, bars, and private homes.
Most were released and investigators are keeping 216 suspects in custody.