
Every Easter Tradition Is Stolen and I Think That's Beautiful
Every easter tradition you know (the name, the bunny, the eggs, the date) was stolen from somewhere older. Here's the wild, true history.
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Every easter tradition you know (the name, the bunny, the eggs, the date) was stolen from somewhere older. Here's the wild, true history.
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Worried your kids become religious just to rebel? Courtney Heard explores the psychology of teenage rebellion and why your atheist parenting is still working.
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Complaints from troops allege commanders framed war with Iran as God’s plan. Here’s why that signals dangerous theocratic rot in the U.S. military.
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Amanda Frances church controversy: why Amanda Frances was right to call her former church a cult, and what RHOBH exposed about how mainstream Christianity hides religious abuse.
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Atheist parent at a Christian wedding? Here’s how to survive the church service, set boundaries, dodge awkward religious pressure, and show up for your kid without losing your mind.
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Religious trauma syndrome can leave fear, shame, and guilt wired into your nervous system long after deconstruction. Here’s why your brain still feels in church.
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What do you do when your atheist daughter wants a Christian wedding? A raw, research-backed look at identity threat, family systems, moral psychology, and how to survive a church ceremony without losing your mind, or your daughter.
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Talk to your religious parents about atheism. Here’s how to prepare, protect your sanity, and avoid emotional fallout. Part 1.
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Ten classic religious arguments dissected with sarcasm, logic, and zero fear of hellfire. A field guide to atheist humour.
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An atheist mom faces the hardest parenting question: what happens after death? Without lying to your kids, A funny, honest guide to talking to kids about heaven, grief, and reality.
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Discover 10 common religious phrases that sound loving but can actually be manipulative. A sharp, humorous look at church language and emotional control.
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Atheists all love science, right? Maybe not!
Read essayGodless Mom is a secular lifestyle blog written by Courtney Heard, exploring evidence-based wellness, ethical living, philosophy, culture, and the realities of life without religion.
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Courtney Heard is the author of Don't Panic, But You Might Be An Atheist: A Field Guide For The Spiritually Confused and the Eternally Curious. Buy the digital download now!
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