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In The Latest Issue:

June/July 2004 - Volume 24, No. 4

Two Competing Moralities: The Principles of Fairness contra 'Gott Mit Uns'
by Paul Kurtz
Back to the Future
by Wendy Kaminer
Leo Strauss and the Grand Inquisitor
by Shadia Drury
The New Perfectionism
by Austin Dacey
The Religiosity of George W. Bush
by Edmund D. Cohen
Discrimination Against Atheists
by Margaret Downey
Atheism Is Indeed a Civil Rights Issue
by Edward Tabash
The Passion as a Political Weapon
by Paul Kurtz

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Free Inquiry, the magazine that celebrates reason and humanity, is published quarterly by the Council for Secular Humanism. Edited by philosopher Paul Kurtz, Free Inquiry presents scholarly and popular articles relating to secular humanism, atheism, church-state separation, and issues affecting the rights of religious minorities. For more information, contact us at FreeInquiry@SecularHumanism.org.

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