The Secular Activist

A How-to Manual for Protecting the Wall Between Church and State

De: Dan Arel

Narrado por: David Smalley, David Silverman

Are you interested in preserving the constitutional principle of church-state separation? Do you think a secular system is the only way to ensure freedom of religion and conscience for all? Do you want creationism out of classrooms, religious dogma out of health care, sectarian prayers out of government meetings, and taxpayer funding out of "faith-based" initiatives and programs that promote religious indoctrination? Think there's not much you can do about it? If so, as secular writer and activist Dan Arel demonstrates in word and deed, think again.

Drawing on his experience in fighting to keep $18 million in taxpayer money out of the construction of the Noah's Ark theme park in Kentucky, Arel makes it clear that the only way to stop the religious right's assault on the wall separating church and state is for each of us to be active and vocal. He offers pragmatic lessons and guidance for protecting secularism, whether by raising awareness on social media, protesting in the public square, or knocking on doors in government corridors. Sharing not only his story but also the stories of other secular activists, he offers an inspirational and forceful call to action. For those who are waiting for others to stand up against antisecular forces, he reminds us that each of us can make an individual difference - and that ultimately we must be the wall separating church and state.

©2016 Dan Arel (P)2016 Pitchstone Publishing

personal and inspiring

An excellent mix of personal story and educational inspiration from someone I am privelidged to have spent time and shared information with.

Nice read

I enjoyed this book and it's advice on getting involved. It is to the point and interesting.

I love this book the future of secular activism

this book was very fantastic as an atheist I am proud to say that in the future when I become a parent I am going to be the best parent I can be to my children no way I'm going to raise my kids in a world where religion takes over and where people don't understand what it is that's why you have to fight for it and don't let people who are religious take it over that's why we have to fight back.