Secularists for the Papacy!
June 21, 2025 at 2:05 AM
Secularists for the Papacy!
[Q]
Who are you more afraid of - Mormons or secularists?
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Spiders. Man I hate spiders
[2007]
Who are you more afraid of - Mormons or secularists?
[A]
Spiders. Man I hate spiders
[2007]
October 8, 2026 at 11:07 AM
[Q]
Who are you more afraid of - Mormons or secularists?
[A]
Spiders. Man I hate spiders
[2007]
Who are you more afraid of - Mormons or secularists?
[A]
Spiders. Man I hate spiders
[2007]
They're not secularists, they're anti-Muslim racists.
Legault says there is no systemic racism in Quebec and saying so equals claiming ALL Québécois are racist. His base is rural white francophone in a closed media bubble (Quebecor, a white nationalist media conglomerate).
The new "religion" now, the real fanatics, are the secularacists.
The new "religion" now, the real fanatics, are the secularacists.
October 22, 2025 at 12:53 AM
They're not secularists, they're anti-Muslim racists.
Surreal to see self-proclaimed secularists and free speech advocates defending the death penalty for blasphemy. The hypocrisy seems missed upon them.
October 8, 2026 at 9:34 AM
Surreal to see self-proclaimed secularists and free speech advocates defending the death penalty for blasphemy. The hypocrisy seems missed upon them.
Secularism (n.)
The principle of separating the state from religious institutions to promote fairness, freedom, peace, and equality for everyone.
Secularists (n.)
People who agree with, support, or advocate for secularism. Secularists can be religious or non-religious.
The principle of separating the state from religious institutions to promote fairness, freedom, peace, and equality for everyone.
Secularists (n.)
People who agree with, support, or advocate for secularism. Secularists can be religious or non-religious.
July 7, 2026 at 10:57 AM
Secularism (n.)
The principle of separating the state from religious institutions to promote fairness, freedom, peace, and equality for everyone.
Secularists (n.)
People who agree with, support, or advocate for secularism. Secularists can be religious or non-religious.
The principle of separating the state from religious institutions to promote fairness, freedom, peace, and equality for everyone.
Secularists (n.)
People who agree with, support, or advocate for secularism. Secularists can be religious or non-religious.
Secularism (n.)
The principle of separating the state from religious institutions to promote fairness, freedom, peace, and equality for everyone.
Secularists (n.)
People who agree with, support, or advocate for secularism. Secularists can be religious or non-religious.
#Secularism 🧵
The principle of separating the state from religious institutions to promote fairness, freedom, peace, and equality for everyone.
Secularists (n.)
People who agree with, support, or advocate for secularism. Secularists can be religious or non-religious.
#Secularism 🧵
March 18, 2026 at 11:51 AM
Secularism (n.)
The principle of separating the state from religious institutions to promote fairness, freedom, peace, and equality for everyone.
Secularists (n.)
People who agree with, support, or advocate for secularism. Secularists can be religious or non-religious.
#Secularism 🧵
The principle of separating the state from religious institutions to promote fairness, freedom, peace, and equality for everyone.
Secularists (n.)
People who agree with, support, or advocate for secularism. Secularists can be religious or non-religious.
#Secularism 🧵
“I've seen secularists bemoan greater Democratic comfort with religion as a kind of erosion of church and state from the left. But they miss the point…It is purposefully and strategically countering a dangerous ideology rooted in a form of Christianity.”
@hollybfletcher.bsky.social with a must-read
@hollybfletcher.bsky.social with a must-read
This piece was inspired by @sarahlongwell25.bsky.social and @robertpjones.bsky.social new books and argues for a messaging strategy tailored specifically to white evangelicals, probably the most influential bloc in our politics and 1/3 of Trump's coalition.
www.liberalcurrents.com/you-cant-run...
www.liberalcurrents.com/you-cant-run...
You Can't Run From Christian Nationalism
White evangelicals are the single most influential voting bloc in American politics. They cannot be ignored.
www.liberalcurrents.com
October 8, 2026 at 2:57 PM
“I've seen secularists bemoan greater Democratic comfort with religion as a kind of erosion of church and state from the left. But they miss the point…It is purposefully and strategically countering a dangerous ideology rooted in a form of Christianity.”
@hollybfletcher.bsky.social with a must-read
@hollybfletcher.bsky.social with a must-read
A safe haven for the Bangladeshi secularists, liberals, leftists, progressives and minorities- Secular Bangladesh welcomes you! 🇧🇩
November 15, 2024 at 6:57 AM
A safe haven for the Bangladeshi secularists, liberals, leftists, progressives and minorities- Secular Bangladesh welcomes you! 🇧🇩
Rightfully suspicious secularists and non-Christians on one side, Christians pissed off you’re not teaching their interpretation as truth on the other, all yelling at you
August 19, 2026 at 11:56 AM
Rightfully suspicious secularists and non-Christians on one side, Christians pissed off you’re not teaching their interpretation as truth on the other, all yelling at you
Right-wing Catholic Daily Wire podcaster Michael Knowles and Protestant Christian nationalist Doug Wilson find common ground in their common enemies: progressives and secularists
April 8, 2026 at 7:04 PM
Right-wing Catholic Daily Wire podcaster Michael Knowles and Protestant Christian nationalist Doug Wilson find common ground in their common enemies: progressives and secularists
They are secularists and allied with Turkey.
November 30, 2024 at 12:23 AM
They are secularists and allied with Turkey.
Post-secularists end game 😒
North Dakota Republicans have introduced legislation to declare themselves a Christian nationalist state by “acknowledging the Kingship of Jesus Christ.”
This is a direct challenge to the Constitution.
This is a direct challenge to the Constitution.
Controversial Christian nationalist legislation introduced in North Dakota House
At the start of the new legislative session, a group of North Dakota legislators put forward a potentially unconstitutional resolution that would have the state “acknowledge the Kingship of Jesus Chri...
heartlandsignal.com
February 7, 2025 at 8:24 PM
Post-secularists end game 😒
Trump nominee Pete Hegseth attends a church in the “CREC”, a denomination founded by Doug Wilson who wrote in 2022 that, “There is no such entity as the Judeo/Christian religion,” & that the “Judeo/Christian tradition” is a “device” used by secularists to undermine Christian governance. Pls read. 1/
December 28, 2024 at 2:31 AM
Trump nominee Pete Hegseth attends a church in the “CREC”, a denomination founded by Doug Wilson who wrote in 2022 that, “There is no such entity as the Judeo/Christian religion,” & that the “Judeo/Christian tradition” is a “device” used by secularists to undermine Christian governance. Pls read. 1/
Happy Spring Thanksgiving to all my fellow secularists out there.
March 31, 2024 at 1:22 PM
Happy Spring Thanksgiving to all my fellow secularists out there.
What I'm seeing out of the "Gods are probably real" thing is not how religious people would behave differently but how secularists believe people would behave differently.
I hate the "fantasy religions work differently when you can prove your gods are real" because REAL religions don't depend on whether their deity is real. Such a moronic aphorism for people who refuse to think about it for more than 5 seconds.
August 30, 2026 at 12:30 PM
What I'm seeing out of the "Gods are probably real" thing is not how religious people would behave differently but how secularists believe people would behave differently.
THIS. THIS. This is the entire basis of the religious freedom arguments I've been prattling on about! They (and by extension Trump) are simultaneously God's powerful anointed and under attack by secularists, the deep state, satan, etc.
January 8, 2024 at 2:22 PM
THIS. THIS. This is the entire basis of the religious freedom arguments I've been prattling on about! They (and by extension Trump) are simultaneously God's powerful anointed and under attack by secularists, the deep state, satan, etc.
Let’s hope atheists and agnostics and secularists were also there. Religions are the cause of so much division and typically prey on the vulnerable.
July 24, 2026 at 6:21 PM
Let’s hope atheists and agnostics and secularists were also there. Religions are the cause of so much division and typically prey on the vulnerable.
Ah yes, the well-known secularists of the *squints* Ottoman Caliphate,
January 10, 2026 at 6:26 AM
Ah yes, the well-known secularists of the *squints* Ottoman Caliphate,
left-wing white secularists aren’t comfortable talking about the Black church
March 19, 2026 at 3:15 PM
left-wing white secularists aren’t comfortable talking about the Black church
I remember thinking, I found my people when I found “skeptics” and “secularists” in college, then was like “wait, why do I end up having so much more in common with progressive Christian, Jewish, and Muslim friends than these guys”
A lot of people stick with him because of his criticisms of American christianity. Which then ironically also primes them to accept his islamophobia and transphobia.
September 15, 2023 at 9:06 PM
I remember thinking, I found my people when I found “skeptics” and “secularists” in college, then was like “wait, why do I end up having so much more in common with progressive Christian, Jewish, and Muslim friends than these guys”
Which “Christian beliefs” do secularists find “abhorrent and uncouth?” Cause the Christian God’s only vessel on Earth left the ICU to tweet about how badly behaved - and unChristian - American Christian nationalists are.
Interesting story that gets to the heart of why many Christians feel persecuted in the U.S.: The secular elite find many of their views abhorrent and uncouth
www.nytimes.com/2025/03/06/u...
www.nytimes.com/2025/03/06/u...
March 12, 2025 at 11:27 PM
Which “Christian beliefs” do secularists find “abhorrent and uncouth?” Cause the Christian God’s only vessel on Earth left the ICU to tweet about how badly behaved - and unChristian - American Christian nationalists are.
Secularists are more politically active.
About 30% of Secularists and Religionists participate in political activities, while only 17% of Nonreligionists do. The Nonreligious are less engaged, and their political impact may be less predictable
About 30% of Secularists and Religionists participate in political activities, while only 17% of Nonreligionists do. The Nonreligious are less engaged, and their political impact may be less predictable
April 4, 2025 at 10:37 PM
Secularists are more politically active.
About 30% of Secularists and Religionists participate in political activities, while only 17% of Nonreligionists do. The Nonreligious are less engaged, and their political impact may be less predictable
About 30% of Secularists and Religionists participate in political activities, while only 17% of Nonreligionists do. The Nonreligious are less engaged, and their political impact may be less predictable
“The current curriculum describes German Texans as farmers and immigrants but glosses over their history as radical freethinkers and secularists who helped to redefine our state.”
Texas history can't ignore freethinking Germans who opposed slavery | Opinion www.houstonchronicle.com/opinion/edit...
Politicians don't want kids to learn the real story of German Texans | Opinion
Politicians don't want schools to teach the real story of German Texans — radical freethinkers who settled the Hill Country and opposed slavery, writes the editorial board.
www.houstonchronicle.com
June 5, 2026 at 3:19 PM
“The current curriculum describes German Texans as farmers and immigrants but glosses over their history as radical freethinkers and secularists who helped to redefine our state.”
In this Weekly Wrap: A constitutional victory, the Supreme Court, Project 2025 and ‘Secularists’/‘Theocrats’
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January 3, 2025 at 10:28 PM
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Read about all we were up this week here!
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