As administrator of the Flathead Area Secular Humanist Association, it was with great interest that I read recent stories about the Whitefish City Council’s hearing a proposal about writing an ordinance that would make Whitefish a “no-hate” community — by creating “a caring, open, accepting and diverse community free from …
As administrator of the Flathead Area Secular Humanist Association, it was with great interest that I read (Nov. 19) about the Whitefish City Council’s hearing a proposal about writing an ordinance that would make Whitefish a “no-hate” community — by creating “a caring, open, accepting and diverse community free from …
When I was a newspaper editor in Texas, we had a policy of not reporting phony bomb threats because it would bring more public nuisances and other nutcases out of the woodwork.
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that prayers that open town council meetings do not violate the Constitution even if they routinely stress Christianity (Town of Greece v. Galloway), thus overturning a 2012 federal appeals court ruling upholding the separation of church and state.
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that prayers that open town council meetings do not violate the Constitution even if they routinely stress Christianity (Town of Greece v. Galloway), thus overturning a 2012 federal appeals court ruling upholding the separation of church and state.
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I learned much from the Daily Inter Lake’s “Make a joyful noise ....” series of letters and columns last Sunday. In fact, one can cut the expressions of Christian peace, love, understanding and tolerance emanating from those pages with a knife.
On Nov. 17, an ad announced that Flathead-area public-school choirs would be performing at a “multi-denominational” concert “celebrating The Birth of Our Savior Jesus Christ” at the Mormon temple in Kalispell Thursday evening.
