Writing Archive
Long-form commentary, archived posts, and atheist writing brought over from the original site.
No Kings, No Masters—Just Loud, Righteous Resistance Christian Nationalism Is the Story—Not the Victim Let’s drop the sanctimonious act: Christian nationalism in America isn’t some misunderstood movement—it’s a calculated power grab dressed…
1. Christian Nationalism Is the Story—Not the Victim Let’s drop the sanctimonious act: Christian nationalism in America isn’t some misunderstood movement—it’s a calculated power grab dressed in a choir robe. Scholars define…
There’s this quiet grief that hits a lot of people after they leave religion—and it’s not about God. It’s about people. The potlucks. The singing. The shared calendar and casual check-ins and…
Christian Nationalists Got Their Asses Handed to Them in Texas School Board Elections So… that happened. Texas—Texas, of all places—stood up, adjusted its belt buckle, and told Christian nationalists to shove their…
Who You Were Assigned at Birth vs. Who You Are Now Ohio lawmakers, in a bold and unnecessary flex of bureaucratic bigotry, have inserted language into the state budget bill (yes, the…
Wait… Joe Rogan Found Jesus? So Joe Rogan—the guy who once said organized religion was a cult with a tax exemption—has apparently had a come-to-Jesus moment. Literally. He told listeners recently, “I’m…
When “Charity? Smells Like Church In a unanimous decision that should make secular workers everywhere cringe, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on June 5, 2025 that Catholic Charities Bureau in Wisconsin doesn’t…
Well Damn, Christianity Didn’t Die (Yet) For all our snark, secular sass, and tireless podcasting efforts (ahem listen to Sacrilegious Discourse already), it seems America has decided to hit “pause” on the…
A Bible-Wrapped Time Bomb Hidden in Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' While the country was busy rage-laughing at AI-generated Drake songs and debating the theological relevance of cinnamon toast, Trump’s legal team slid…
God’s Charter? Blocked by the Supreme Court, Praise Be! So Oklahoma tried to go full Handmaid’s Tale and build a taxpayer-funded religious charter school. And just when it looked like St. Isidore…
