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“Reason and Pop Atheism”

Read this Jan. 22, 2007, essay posted on the blog of the conservative religious journal First Things by a Jesuit priest, the Rev. Edward T. Oakes.

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“The New Intolerance”

Read a Christianity Today editorial from Jan. 25, 2007, that notes how critical mainstream media reviews have been of many recent books promoting atheism.

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“God’s Dupes”

Read a March 15, 2007, Los Angeles Times op-ed by Sam Harris in which he argues that moderate believers give merit to religious fanatics.

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“Has Militant Atheism Become a Religion?”

This March 24, 2013, piece in Salon is excerpted from The Bonobo and the Atheist: In Search of Humanism Among the Primates by Frans de Waal and discusses the growing divide between religious and non-religious people.

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Allan Luks

Allan Luks is former executive director of Big Brothers Big Sisters in New York City and former director of the Institute for the Advancement of Health. He is an author of The Healing Power of Doing Good (Fawcett Columbine, 1992) and coined the phrase “helper’s high” in Psychology Today to describe feelings of well-being reported by individuals […]

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