Featuring Humanism, Philosophy, and Fiction
As of July 1st 2007 this website is no longer updated and some of the oldest articles and pages have been removed. I moved to a blog based website and have a couple based on a particular focus or theme. Feel free to visit them.
Doug's Views - A unique look at my world. Includes my interests and complaints on various topics from politics to movies.
Secular Left - Exposing the myths and lies about secularism expressed by political and religious conservatives with a strong focus on church and state separation issues in the United States.
Review Geek - Opinions about everything. Mostly about culture and the media.
One of my most important philosophies is called Humanism. You may have heard different things about Humanism so I probably should say what I mean by Humanism. In a nutshell, Humanism supports a secular philosophy that values people, emphasizes reason, and focuses on the world in which we live. Since 1994, I have been a member of the Humanist Community of Central Ohio in Columbus. I am a past President of HCCO and currently Editor of the newsletter Central Ohio Humanist.
On my Humanism page I've included additional information and links as well as some of my essays that have appeared in the HCCO newsletter.
For those interested in the battle of Church and State separation will find this part of my Humanism page of interest. Use the direct link above to go there.
iHumanism is a project I created to provide a safe place for Humanists from around the world to gather without the politics involved with real world Humanist groups. This groups exists entirely on the Internet.
Along with and as a compliment to my Humanism, I have some thoughts and ideas on various political and economic issues.
In my spare time I like to write fiction. I have a page that has some short stories I have written. Let me know what you think.
Here you will find the odds and ends of the site. I started by compiling a list of favorites in TV, Music, and Movies and you will also find items I've featured on the site that don't fit into the other sections.
Like other web surfing geeks, I have provided a page of my favorite
links that may or may not have anything to do with Humanism or my fiction.
Occasionally, I create a mini-website as a tribute to something. These sites are self-contained
Famous Findlayians - I highlight some of the people who were born or lived in Findlay, Ohio who ended up being famous for some reason in their field of endeavor
A Tribute to The Corrs - my little tribute to one of my favorite bands. Includes a report and pictures from the show in Cleveland, OH I attended back in August 2004.
Doug's Little Tribute to Swing Out Sister - a page devoted to another favorite of mine.
Louise Brooks: An Icon - a page devoted to one of my favorite actresses and silent movie icon of the 1920's.
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