no-faith

As a headteacher, this task falls to me on a daily basis; as a lifelong atheist, I find ways round it so that I don't offend the mixed-faith and no-faith community I serve.londonwhippet via EducationGuardian.co.ukAlan Smith, who teaches philosophy in a prison, shared some of his students' thoughts on whether prisoners should have the right to voteThose in prison are there because they ignored the rights of others in some way.

Education letters 2011

One of the most significant differences between active-faith and no-faith Americans is the cultural disengagement and sense of independence exhibited by atheists and agnostics in many areas of life.

A question of faith 2008

In fact, while just 7% of active-faith adults failed to contribute any personal funds in 2006, that compares with 22% among the no-faith adults.

A question of faith 2008

In the study, the no-faith segment was defined as anyone who openly identified themselves as an atheist, an agnostic, or who specifically said they have "no faith."

A question of faith 2008

The typical no-faith American donated just $200 in 2006, which is more than seven times less than the amount contributed by the prototypical active-faith adult ($1500).

A question of faith 2008

Perhaps partly due to the younger nature of the audience, atheists and agnostics are more likely than are active-faith adults to say they are into new technology (64% among no-faith individuals versus 52% among active-faith adults) and to assert that they adapt easily to change (81% versus 66%).

Is there hostility towards Christianity? Teresa 2007

Perhaps partly due to the younger nature of the audience, atheists and agnostics are more likely than are active-faith adults to say they are into new technology (64% among no-faith individuals versus 52% among active-faith adults) and to assert that they adapt easily to change (81% versus 66%).

Is there hostility towards Christianity? Teresa 2007

Perhaps partly due to the younger nature of the audience, atheists and agnostics are more likely than are active-faith adults to say they are into new technology (64% among no-faith individuals versus 52% among active-faith adults) and to assert that they adapt easily to change (81% versus 66%).

Archive 2007-06-01 Teresa 2007

One of the most significant differences between active-faith and no-faith Americans is the cultural disengagement and sense of independence exhibited by atheists and agnostics in many areas of life.

Is there hostility towards Christianity? Teresa 2007

One of the most significant differences between active-faith and no-faith Americans is the cultural disengagement and sense of independence exhibited by atheists and agnostics in many areas of life.

Is there hostility towards Christianity? Teresa 2007