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Eupraxsophy (pronounced yoo-PRAX-so-fee) is a term Paul Kurtz introduced in 1988 to characterize a non-religious approach to life, which literally means "good practice and wisdom." In a newly released collection of Paul Kurtz's essays, Meaning and Value in a Secular Age: Why Eupraxsophy Matters,
edited by Nathan Bupp, we read Kurtz at his best. To read up on Kurtz's many accomplishments see his...
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edited by Nathan Bupp, we read Kurtz at his best. To read up on Kurtz's many accomplishments see his...
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Why I Became an Atheist: A Former Preacher Rejects Christianity
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2008
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The Christian Delusion: Why Faith Fails
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2010
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The End of Christianity
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2011
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Why I Rejected Christianity: A Former Apologist Explains
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2006
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From Minister to Honest Doubter: Why I Changed My Mind
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2005
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