BIG SALE!

Things I Never Learned in Sunday School

If you’ve been considering purchasing my book (Things I Never Learned in Sunday School) but didn’t want to pay the OUTRAGEOUS price of $3.99 (!) for the e-Book version (Amazon), I have good news for you.

From March 7 through 13, it will be available for the HUGE pocketbook savings price of ONLY 99¢ through the Smashwords.com website.

Yes, you read that correctly. Ninety-nine cents for a highly-rated book (4+⭐) that delves into many well-known Christian beliefs and (hopefully) provides you with new insights.

GO! NOW!
Don’t miss this FANTASTIC opportunity!

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ADDENDUM: Obviously, the sale has now taken its place in history. BUT! The book is still available on Smashwords.com, as well as Amazon and Google Books and Apple Books and Barnes & Noble and Kobo and … a few other places. 😊

Religious Freedom

I’m on a roll! 😄

Here’s an article suggesting an action that I think many of my readers will endorse. 

It’s Time To Fix An Important Religious Freedom Law

(As far as I can tell, the article is not behind a paywall.)

The writer is referencing the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) that was signed into law by President Clinton in 1993, and points out that …

The law was never meant to confer second-class status on anyone or allow religion to be used as a license to discriminate.

However, over time the law has gone far off course and been interpreted (and acted upon) in ways that many of the original backers would never have supported.

To counteract this, the Do No Harm bill is now pending in Congress and is intended to “preserve protections for religious freedom while making it clear that RFRA can’t be used to trump laws that protect us.”

Although I know many of my readers are atheists/non-believers, laws that address religious matters (unfortunately) do affect all of us. Perhaps someday in the far-off future, laws and matters pertaining to “religion” will be relics of the past. Regrettably, most of us won’t be around to enjoy their passing.