By: Carmelita Spats
Mexico also has had openly atheist politicians, even aggressive, vocal, anti-theists…I’ve always felt that Mexico had a much better grasp of the separation of church and state than the U.S. due to a...
View ArticleBy: Chris Bristol
Hey! A fellow North Carolinian! I only know (literally) a couple of other atheists here (and I was starting to think we were alone).
View ArticleBy: Librepensadora
Jessica: In counting the countries of North America which have marriage equality, were you including the Central American countries?
View ArticleBy: OregoniAn
Jealous (but thrilled) that you got there first – and determined to join you as soon as we can. Sh!t all lined up and preparing to march!
View ArticleBy: Usclat
Since the days when Benito Juarez enacted the first official separation of the Catholic Church (and all religion) from the State in the famous Reform Laws or “Ley de la Reforma” enacted into the...
View ArticleBy: Aguz
Many Catholic countries accept gay marriage (Spain, Belgium, Argentina, etc) so is not that surprising, really.
View ArticleBy: drakvl
This cannot be. All I’ve been hearing from Republicans about immigrants from Mexico is how they’re social conservatives who just don’t know it yet!
View ArticleBy: mints11
church and state separation is a big deal here… let’s hope the new president doesn’t screw it all
View ArticleBy: mints11
And yet, news are filled with festivities of the virgen of guadalupe today..
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