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State of Rhode Island Declares National Day of Reason
The Humanists of RI and The Secular Coalition for RI are pleased to announce that on April 30, 2013 Governor Lincoln D. Chafee issued a State of Rhode Island Gubernatoral Proclamation officially declaring May 2, 2013 the Day of Reason in Rhode Island.
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Reason Is Better than Prayer (for Government)
Read AHA Executive Director Roy Speckhardt’s Huffington Post piece on the National Day of Reason as an alternative to the government-sanctioned National Day of Prayer.
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The (Reasonable) Alternative to Prayer
On May 2, 2013, humanists and other freethinkers opposed the “National Day of Prayer” by celebrating reason! Learn more about the National Day of Reason and how can you can participate next year on May 1, 2014.
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Congressional Support for National Day of Reason
Rep. Michael Honda (D-CA) and Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) are offering encouragement to those taking part in National Day of Reason events on May 2nd. Click through to learn more.
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Charlotte Mayor Issues Second Day of Reason Proclamation
Charlotte Mayor & President Obama’s current nominee for Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx has issued his second National Day of Reason proclamation. Click through to read more.
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State of Rhode Island Declares National Day of Reason
May 14, 2013
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Reason Is Better than Prayer (for Government)
May 9, 2013
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The (Reasonable) Alternative to Prayer
May 3, 2013
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Congressional Support for National Day of Reason
Apr 30, 2013
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Charlotte Mayor Issues Second Day of Reason Proclamation
Apr 30, 2013
Welcome to the National Day of Reason
Why National Day of Reason?
The purpose of the National Day of Reason is to celebrate reason—a concept all Americans can support—and to raise public awareness about the persistent threat to religious liberty posed by government intrusion into the private sphere of worship.
