Lucie’s Place
Dear Leaders of all community-minded organizations: A study released in 2010 by the Center for American Progress determined that as […]
Arkansas, Children
Creative Writing, Fiction, Science Fiction/Fantasy
NaNoWriMo.
Reason in the Rock is over. I’m totally doing NaNoWriMo to unwind. I’m going to try to get The Wall
Arkansas, History
Nathan Warren: Free Man, Confectioner, Minister, Civil Rights Advocate
The lot of a slave in the American South was not easy, no matter how well he or she was
Domestic, News, Politics, Religion
Using Tax Money to Rebuild Churches
On July 10, two senators introduced Senate Bill 1274, which would add religious buildings to the list of nonprofit facilities eligible
Arkansas, Religion, Science & Skepticism
Reason in the Rock’s Indiegogo Fundraiser
For the second year running, I’m organizing a conference on science and secularism. My friend Sky came up with the
Arkansas, Domestic, Friends, Religion
Heavenly Pizza Pies Wants Mass Murder of Icky Homofags
When it comes to picking cherries, Heavenly Pizza in Searcy, Arkansas, fills a whole pie. Heavenly Pizza posted a reference
Domestic, News, Philosophy, Politics, War
Elected Officials and the Nonreligious in the Military: Stupidity Abounds
It just doesn’t stop. The stupidity rife through the ranks of our elected officials, I mean. https://web.archive.org/web/20140106013822/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mq10ZenyDGw Evidently, everyone in
Politics, Science & Skepticism
Dr. Eugenie Scott, Pseudoscience, the NCSE, and Nature
The eminent science journal Nature devoted its May 15, 2013, editorial to applauding the work of the National Center for Science
Arkansas, History, Lawyer, Philosophy, Politics, Religion
It’s Really Not OK to Pray in Public Schools
Graduation seems to be one of those times during the school year when religion rears its head and wants to
Arkansas, Domestic, History, News, Philosophy, Politics, Religion
Reconstruction, Religion, and Civil Rights
One of my favorite friends from college is Dave. Over the last almost 30 years since graduation, we’ve remained in