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***** BEHIND THE BARS; 31498 *****
by Charles C. Moore
"Jesus Christ was a man exactly like I am and had a human
father and mother exactly like I had."
Does that sound like a criminal statement? Should a person be
sent to a federal prison for writing it? A man was _ and not in
some far-off theocracy or dictatorship, but in the United States,
a nation which guaranteed freedom of speech and of religion in its
founding articles.
Charles C. Moore wrote this account of his growth from
minister to Atheist publisher while in federal prison in 1899,
where he had been reduced from being the scion of a prestigious
Kentucky family to merely prisoner number 31498. His account is a
witty, chatty, but always compelling story.
Paperback. 259 pages. Stock #5332
***** INGERSOLL BUMPER STICKER *****
Blue and white bumper sticker states: "The hands that help are
better far than lips that pray -- Robert Ingersoll."
3" by 12". Blue on White. Stock #3298.
***** ATHEIST SYMBOL EARRINGS *****
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***** OUR CONSTITUTION: THE WAY IT WAS *****
by Madalyn O'Hair
The religious right crows that the United States was founded
as "One Nation Under God." But that's not what history says. In
this collection of essays, Madalyn O'Hair delves into the
disbelief common in early America and the idea of "freedom of
religion" advocated by our Founding Fathers.
The work begins with an examination of the religious
oppression present in the colonies, our Founding Fathers'
reactions to that black part of American history, and their
determination to erect a wall of separation between state and
church and their rejection of the Christian religion in their
personal lives is recounted. Revised Edition.
Stapled. 70 pages. Stock #5400
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