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Secularity, religion and being human
In this 2012 talk Winton Higgins discusses various meanings of secularity in relation to the development of a secular dharma.
So What? On Glenn Wallis and Speculative Non-Buddhism
By Stephen Schettini | May 14, 2012 Originally appeared on the SBA website at https://secularbuddhism.org/so-what/. (provoked by Wallis’s article, On the Faith of Secular Buddhists) The hardest thing I ever did was walk away from Buddhism. It had saved my sanity and my life. After decades of self-destructive behavior, I’d found myself at home in the arms of […]
Being a Mindful, Politically Engaged Buddhist
By Dana Nourie | April 18, 2012 Originally appeared on the SBA website at https://secularbuddhism.org/being-a-mindful-politically-engaged-buddhist/. Minds are turning towards politics, especially in the US where we have a big election coming up. Arguments and opinions are flying back and forth, along with facts and misinformation. As Buddhist practitioners, we are handed challenges in many forms. I've often heard […]
A Letter to Traditional Buddhists
By Dana Nourie | July 31, 2011 Originally appeared on the SBA website at https://secularbuddhism.org/a-letter-to-traditional-buddhists/. Over the past few months The Secular Buddhist podcast site and its blogs have received increased attention. We are grateful for that and welcome the many new secular Buddhists into the community. But surprisingly, at least to me, we've also gotten a lot of heat […]
A Reply to B. Alan Wallace’s article “Distorted Visions of Buddhism: Agnostic and Atheist” 
By Ted Meissner | October 11, 2010 Originally appeared on the SBA website at https://secularbuddhism.org/a-reply-to-b-alan-wallaces-article-distorted-visions-of-buddhism-agnostic-and-atheist/. The following is a reply to B. Alan Wallace's article "Distorted Visions of Buddhism: Agnostic and Atheist". Readers may wish to read the article in its uncommented form before reading this response.Stephen Batchelor has also written An Open Letter to B. Alan Wallace, which […]