"In my view, a secular state needs a humanist basis. Yes, that means that I think secular humanist culture should be privileged in liberal democracy (or in what I would prefer, social democracy) but not religion. The reason is that it can encompass religious lives, whereas religious culture cannot do the same for secularism and atheism."-- quoted in "The New Atheism" for the Winter 2008 issue of Dissent
Wednesday, July 02, 2008
A quote from Mitchell Cohen
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