Frank Palumbo
Frank Palumbo is a professor and director of the Center on Drugs and Public Policy at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy in Baltimore.
Frank Palumbo is a professor and director of the Center on Drugs and Public Policy at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy in Baltimore.
Read an article on CNN about Blasphemy Day. Blasphemy Day was first officially observed on Sept. 30, 2009. Dedicated to the premise of free expression, the inaugural event featured lectures, provocative exhibits and other activities in a number of North American cities. The Center for Inquiry recently changed the name of the observance to International Blasphemy […]
Christine Schenk is a Catholic nun and the executive director emerita of FutureChurch, based in Lakewood, Ohio, which advocates ordaining married Roman Catholic men and women as priests to alleviate priest shortages.
Louise Haggett, a sales and marketing specialist from Maine, is president and founder of rentapriest.com.
The Association of Religion Data Archives posts data about Americans’ belief in God (from a 2007 Baylor University study).
The Association of Religion Data Archives posts data (from the 2005 World Christian Database) about atheism worldwide, broken down by region and country.
Adherents.com posts lists of the countries with the highest proportion and highest numbers of atheists and agnostics in 2005.
About.com cites a number of polls on Americans’ attitudes toward atheists.
A Barna study, conducted from January 2007 through January 2008, found similar percentages for divorce among atheists and agnostics as among Christians. The Barna Group partners with organizations and others “to be a catalyst in moral, social, and spiritual transformation.”