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Dakota, 24, is getting in the Anastasia spirit already! One day after '50 Shades of Grey' author E. L. James confirmed that Jamie Dornan would officially be playing Christian Grey, Dakota sported brown hair at a fashion event. What do you think of her new look, HollywoodLifers?
Blondes supposedly have more fun — but they could never play Anastasia Steele! Looks like Dakota Johnson switched up her locks to a darker hue at an event on Oct. 23 to get into character!
Dakota Sports New Brown Hair After Jamie Dornan Cast As Christian Grey
Dakota is excited to play Anastasia, and she's started to embody her role already!
Dakota was photographed rocking darker hair at the 2013 CFDA & Vogue Fashion Fund Event in LA at the Chateau Marmont — instead of her signature sunny-blonde locks!
We love the change — and after all, who would Anastasia be without her brown hair? Dakota's already got the large blue eyes, so now she totally looks the part!
Besides switching her hair color for 50 Shades of Grey, she was also fully hands-on in choosing Jamie Dornan, 31, as the new Christian Grey, according to a HollywoodLife.com source!
Dakota Helped Choose Jamie Dornan For Christian Grey Role
Jamie couldn't have been cast without Dakota's support, since she helped the producers and studio pick the new Christian.
"Dakota was in constant contact with producers and the studio and was very willing to help out in any way," a source told HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY. "She was extremely hands on, no pun intended. Dakota had a pretty amazing read with Jamie."
Dakota did a great job helping pick Jamie! Not only do they have intense chemistry, but his chiseled abs, wavy hair and blue-gray eyes are just like Christian's, according to our source. Coupled with her newly brown hair and blue peepers, it's a perfect match!
What do YOU think of Dakota's new brown locks, HollywoodLifers?
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I was very disappointed when i found out dakota is playing Anastasia. I went on and on about how she doesn't look like her, or act like her and the movie is gonna suck, but I did some research on dakota and she is said to be a great actress so she actually might be able to pull it off. She's a pretty girl just doeant look like the book version so I understand where is everyone coming from. Dakota is tall, curvy and has fair blond hair whereas Ana is small, skinny with thick dark hair. But I believe there is hope that the movie will turn out good:)
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Please remove Dakota and Jamie! Others are upset as well! They just don't fit the description of Anastasia and Christian at all. We all have the same image in our heads that was described from the book. Dakota looks too old for the part of a college girl 100%, Jamie is too boring to be Christian, this movie will disappoint many fans I'm sure. I will still see it since I am in love with the books, but many will refuse due to poor casting.
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The only time Dakota should be playing Anastasia Steele is for the funny remake versions they do of movies like a Fifty Shades Gone Wrong. She is so old looking. She has such a weird looking face and her jaw is way too long. She doesn't have any feature of Ana described from the book. If they wanted to hire older actors they should have just went with Alexis Bledel she's thirty but looks 22. Dead on perfect for Ana character and looks wise and looks so much younger than Dakota. Dakota should just be Gia.
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horrible casting. I mean without much makeup, she still looks old. come on, does she really look like she is barely getting out of college like Ana?? Even the guy they chose for Jose is 30, looks so old. They can't cast another 22 year old against her, because she looks way older than average 24 year olds. Kate is probably going to be someone in her thirties.
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Bloggers who test and review products, get freebies from companies, or make money from clients have been warned: the government is watching you.
In a move that would mark a major step into regulating online speech, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is planning to issue guidelines for individuals who write, review or comment about commercial products and services on their own blogs or in the comments sections of websites.
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Here's another vague article trying to discern what's going on from Tampabay.com.
So far, everything is "as clear as mud".
What's "payment"? Free samples? Cash? The use of a product for testing purposes? Google Adsense click throughs? Affiliate links?
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Some legal types went on record as telling the Arizona Republic that:
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These beaded cross earrings are one of the simplest earring beading patterns, and they make a great gift for a religious friend or loved one.
- 2 eight inch pieces of size 30 crochet thread
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Outfielder Nelson Cruz hopes to start taking batting practice on Saturday for the first time since being placed on the disabled list Tuesday with a strained right hamstring."It's feeling a little better," said Cruz, whose .758 slugging percentage will end up being tied for the second highest for the month of April in club history.Right now, Cruz has been playing some catch and doing some leg work on both a stationary bicycle and the treadmill.
by CharlatanSin » Mon May 03, 2010 10:30 pm
OAKLAND -- Rangers outfielder Nelson Cruz is reporting significant improvement in his strained right hamstring and is hoping to go on a medical rehabilitation assignment later this week or over the weekend.Cruz has been taking batting practice and working on his defense. On Monday, he tested the muscle with a series of sprints before the Rangers' game with the Oakland Athletics."I feel like I'm running about 70 percent," Cruz said. "I still feel it a little bit, but the more I do and the more I get warmed up, the less I feel it. My last couple of sprints, I didn't feel it at all."
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wingman3110 wrote:As a Cruz owner Im a little worried. Hamstrings are a weird thing and sometimes take a year to be fully back to full health.
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Interlaken's pursuit of perfection is found not only in our award winning restaurant, Morgan's, but also in private parties and banquets, wedding celebrations, family reunions, and corporate retreats. Whether it be for an intimate candlelight dinner for two or a wedding celebration for two hundred, we are committed to providing you with the finest produce and meats, fish and poultry, all creatively prepared by our Chefs and delivered to you, fresh, farm to table.
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Read about Morgan's Restaurant in a recent article published in the Litchfield County Times.
- Complimentary Continental Breakfast 6:30 - 9:30 AM each midweek morning for hotel guests
- Breakfast served in Morgan's 7:00 - 10:00 AM on weekends & holidays
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George J. Kerr's Good Morning Diva turned back the persistent challenges of Dogwood Stable's Big Screen to prevail by a neck in the 40th running of the $150,000 Calder Derby, covering the 1 1/16-mile distance in 1:46.96 over a track listed as 'good.' The race, originally scheduled for turf, was moved to the main track following heavy morning rains in the area.
Trained by David Braddy, and ridden to victory by Fernando Jara, Good Morning Diva broke sharply from post two, charging to the front for the first 50 yards before yielding the lead to an eagerly handled Late Night Action.
"(Trainer) David (Braddy) told me to just break good, and that the horse didn't really like a lot of dirt in his face, so I just tried to get a good position and be close around the first turn," Jara said. "It was good that the other horse (Late Night Action) came to us, because we let him go to the lead and got a good position outside of him, just waiting to move."
Late Night Action took the field through opening fractions of :23.81 and :48.15, opening up a 1 ½-length lead on his rivals. But that margin began to dwindle as the field reached three-quarters in 1:13.19, with Good Morning Diva charging closer to the front with every stride, and an ominous looking Big Screen starting to gear up from third.
Good Morning Diva and Big Screen overtook a tiring Late Night Action at the head of the stretch, and the pair ran in tandem through the final yards, with Big Screen putting his head in front briefly, only to be repelled in the final jumps by Good Morning Diva.
"I gave him a little tap at the half-mile pole and he responded," Jara added. "And then again at the quarter-pole, I asked, and he came again. And he just kept going. That other horse (Big Screen) came to him, and he just kept going."
"I thought I was going to win by two," jockey Chris Landeros, rider of Big Screen said following the race. "And then we hit the front and he got a little green on me. But he's still learning. That's the exciting part about him. Good things are to come."
Sent from the gate as the 1.90-1 favorite, Good Morning Diva returned $5.80, $3.40, and $2.80 for his popular victory. Big Screen paid $4.20 and $3.60 for second. It was 7 ¼ lengths back to third-place finisher Musical Flair, who returned $7.00.
Completing the order of finish was El Romano, Csaba, Empire Builder, Late Night Action, Sinatra, and Raging Lion.
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2011 Japanese Triple Crown winner Orfevre (pronoucned Or-Fev) has returned to the Land of the Rising Sun and will make his next start in the Japan Cup on November 25.
When last seen, the Japanese super star finished second in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. He made the lead in the final stages of the race and looked a sure winner, but the filly Solemia came back to nail him on the wire. Click the link above to watch the race.
Coincidentally, Solemia is also targeting the Japan Cup making for an interesting grudge match between the two horses. The advantage has to be to Orfevre. The four-year-old son of the Sunday Silence stallion Stay Gold has won two of three tries at Tokyo Racecourse, including the Japanese Derby.
It seems that Orfevre could be something of a head case. There is no explanation for his poor run to be 11th in the spring edition of the Grade 1 Tenno Sho. It is equally perplexing that he easily made the lead in the Arc and just, well, stopped! Trainer Yasutoshi Ikee has his work cut out for him, butt make no mistake; Orfevre will be favored to vindicate himself.
The greatest challenge to the favorites could come from the daughter of Deep Impact, Gentildonna. She is fresh off a nose victory in the Grade 1 Shuka Sho which made her the fourth horse in racing history to annex the Japanese Filly Triple Crown. It looks like she is only getting better and we know she's a warrior after that last win.
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A Nexus of converging forces - social, mobile, cloud and information - is transforming user behaviour and creating new business opportunities, it has been claimed.
According to IT analyst Gartner, these forces - disruptive in their own right - are working together to revolutionise business and society.
They are rendering old business models obsolete and creating new leaders, as the technology platform of the future emerges, the firm suggested.
"In the Nexus of Forces, information is the context for delivering enhanced social and mobile experiences," said Chris Howard, managing vice-president at Gartner.
"Mobile devices are a platform for effective social networking and new ways of work. Social links people to their work and each other in new and unexpected ways. Cloud enables delivery of information and functionality to users and systems."
These forces of the Nexus are intertwined to create a user-driven ecosystem of modern computing, he claimed.
Mr Howard said that until recently, people's most sophisticated computing experience was at work, and computing was limited at home.
But now, in the majority of cases, the opposite is true.
"The consumerisation of IT is a result of the availability of excellent devices, interfaces and applications with minimal learning curves," Gartner suggested.
"As a result of using these well-designed devices, people have become more sophisticated users of technology, and the individual has been empowered."
People now expect access to similar functionality across all their roles and to make fewer distinctions between work and non-work activities, the firm suggested.
"The combination of pervasive mobility, near-ubiquitous connectivity, industrial compute services, and information access decreases the gap between idea and action," said Mr Howard.
To take advantage of the Nexus of Forces and respond effectively, he urged organisations to modernise their systems, skills and mind-sets.
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Celtic targeting Mackay-Steven deal
Celtic boss Ronny Deila has revealed the Hoops are trying to sign Gary Mackay-Steven from Dundee United on a pre-contract agreement.
Celtic boss Ronny Deila has revealed the Hoops are trying to sign Gary Mackay-Steven from Dundee United on a pre-contract agreement.
Dundee United boss Jackie McNamara masterminded his first victory over former club Celtic as a 2-1 Tannadice win fired the Tangerines back into the Scottish Premiership title race.
Celtic ran riot on their Scottish Premiership flag day with a 6-1 thrashing of hapless Dundee United at Parkhead.
St Johnstone have won the Scottish Cup for the first time in their history by beating Dundee United 2-0 in the final at Celtic Park.
Georgios Samaras confirmed he will leave Celtic after the Hoops' 3-1 Scottish Premiership win over Dundee United at Parkhead but claimed it is only because there has been no new contract offer.
Anthony Stokes was on target as Celtic beat Dundee United 3-1 and lifted their third Scottish league title in a row.
Celtic showed why they are Scottish Premiership champions with a comfortable 2-0 win over Dundee United at Tannadice.
Charlie Mulgrew scored in injury time to rescue a point for Celtic in their 1-1 draw with Dundee United at Celtic Park.
Roddy Forsyth reports on Celtic's win over Dundee United, as well as the latest news from Celtic Park
Anthony Stokes' 87th-minute free-kick gave Celtic a 1-0 victory over Dundee United in their Scottish Premiership clash at Tannadice.
Celtic finished off their Clydesdale Bank Premier League campaign in style with a convincing 4-0 win over Dundee United at Tannadice.
Celtic match-winner Anthony Stokes hailed his side's battling spirit after they edged out Dundee United in a seven-goal thriller to reach the William Hill Scottish Cup final.
Anthony Stokes' dramatic extra-time winner against Dundee United at Hampden booked Celtic's William Hill Scottish Cup final date with Hibernian on 26 May.
Celtic showed no signs of a European hangover with an impressive 6-2 thrashing of Dundee United in their Clydesdale Bank Premier League encounter at Parkhead.
Celtic assistant manager Johan Mjallby expects a fully focused Dundee United side to turn up at Parkhead tonight despite the recent announcement of manager Peter Houston's departure.
Two goals from Gary Hooper helped Celtic to a convincing 4-0 home Clydesdale Bank Premier League win over Dundee United
Dundee United fans have responded with disappointment to the news that Rangers will not accept their ticket allocation for the William Hill Scottish Cup tie at Tannadice.
Celtic defender Efe Ambrose is determined to atone for his own goal against Dundee United when Barcelona visit Parkhead tomorrow night.
Dundee United came from two behind in dramatic fashion to grab an unlikely share of the points in a 2-2 draw against sloppy Celtic in their Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash at Tannadice.
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The Buddh International Circuit, home of the inaugural Indian Grand Prix has thus far met with strong approval ahead of Friday mornings first practice session.
Mercedes Michael Schumacher led the praise when he said: I think they have done a very nice job here. It looks very interesting. Just seen the safety car running around and saw the elevation change, some blind spots, so quite a bit of a challenge for us with high and low speed corners, good overtaking, so a good mixture of all that we like to enjoy ourselves on so I look forward to drive the car. Thats the real feeling. Thats the only thing that really tells you how you feel about it.
One of the blind spots the seven-time champion referred to is the entry to Turn Three. Its a new sort of philosophy with this overtaking with getting the circuits very wide at the entry as we have the one line defend mechanism, Schumacher continued, so if you go that far certainly the other guy choosing the outside line can take a good run at you at the end of the straight. It offers a good tactical perspective for overtaking, for having a good show, and hopefully making the Indian fans enjoy Formula One this weekend.
Ferraris Felipe Massa was also enthused. I think it is very nice, I am enjoying being here in India and also to see the circuit. It is pretty interesting with all these hairpins with very wide braking points, where you can choose two different lines. I think that is very interesting for overtaking and everything, so I think it will be a nice circuit.
Homeboy Narain Karthikeyan added his opinion and said: I never thought in my racing career that I would be racing in India and here we are just around the corner. The circuit is wide in some places, Im sure lots of different lines you are going to see, lots of overtaking. Its definitely a very challenging circuit, with lots of run-off areas and so on, so they have done a very good job, no doubt.
The only discordant note came from Karun Chandhok, who has been very disappointed not to get a race ride with Lotus. Hell be doing just this mornings session for the team.
It's bit like Santa Claus has given me a present in the morning but I have to give it back in the morning. Everyone knows how I feel, but the professional thing to do is to be a team player, keep smiling and do the best job that I can with the opportunities that I'm given.
Chandhok said he will sit down with owner Tony Fernandes to discuss his future with the team. That's something that we need to do away from the track. We'll discuss it. I'd like to still work with him because I believe that he is committed to building up Asian talent and Asian drivers. We'll see what the future holds.
The FIA have reverted to a double DRS zone for the race. The first detection zone is 10 metres after Turn 15, with activation 36 metres after Turn 16 so drivers have part of the shorter straight for overtaking attempts. The second, and more significant, has its detection zone 16 metres before Turn Three and activation 510 metres that corner, to give them more than half of the kilometre-long main straight.
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Particle Physics highlighted in the UAlbany Annual Research report
Research conducted by members of the High Energy Physics group (Julian Bouffard, Jesse Ernst, Adam Fischer, Stefan Guindon and Vivek Jain) using data from the ATLAS detector at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN is highlighted in this year's UAlbany research report.
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Prof. Kevin H. Knuth takes a Third Prize in the FQXI 2013 Essay Contest
Prof. Knuth has been awarded a Third Prize in the Foundational Questions Institute (FQXI) 2013 Essay Contest, "It From Bit, or Bit From It?" with his essay entitled "Information-Based Physics and the Influence Network".
Prof. Goyal publishes new article "Derivation of Quantum Theory from Feynman's Rules" in Physical Review A. Full text available here.
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Part of a Series: The Freethinkers' Political Textbook
See Also: Framing for Freethinkers, Go for the Gut
Thanks to Rob De Vries, Georgie Torbet, Ben Donnelly, Emma Croft, Liz Croft, Fred Croft, and Pete Croft for discussing the ideas in this post with me. Thanks also to Michael De Dora, who provided a link to an essay on religious freedom by Austin Dacey and Colin Koproske.
- Church-state separation is a central concern for Humanists, atheists, secularists, skeptics and freethinkers, uniting the movement.
- The US public is ambivalent about church-state separation, but majorities do support the fundamental principle of church-state separation.
- Despite widespread public support of secular principles, secularists continue to have to battle attempted infringements. This suggests we could frame our case better.
- The current language of a "wall of separation", while almost universally adopted, is not ideal from the standpoint of effective framing.
- Constructing a new frame, based around the idea of "church-state protection", would make it more likely that secularist appeals to the public will succeed.
- A sample secularist narrative employing the new frame is offered.
Church-State Separation Unites the Freethinking Movement
In my introduction to Framing for Freethinkers, I described the importance of continually reevaluating the language, images and metaphors we use to describe our central concerns. In this post I apply that principle to one of the biggest passions of secularists: the separation between church and state. Perhaps no other issue unites the freethinking movement more readily. The American Humanist Association, Center for Inquiry, American Atheists, and the Secular Coalition for America all fight for church-state separation. The newest of atheists, the most ardent Humanists, the freest freethinkers all support the idea that we should, as Christopher Hitchens put it – "build up that wall!"
Public Ambivalence
Americans are ambivalent about church-state separation. As the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life reported in 2006, "When asked which should have more influence over the laws of the country the Bible or the will of the people, even when it conflicts with the Bible most Americans (63%) say the people's will should have more sway" (this includes majorities of conservative Republicans). A 2002 Pew poll discovered that Americans do not want churches directly endorsing political candidates: "70% of American adults believe that churches should not endorse politicians." The American People do not want to live in a theocracy.
On the other hand, most Americans are not as concerned with some of the transgressions over the boundary between church and state as atheist activists. Most Americans support some displays of religiosity in public spaces, for instance: Pew reports that "In a 2005 survey conducted by the Pew Research Center, 83 percent of Americans said displays of Christmas symbols should be allowed on government property. In another 2005 Pew Research Center poll, 74 percent of Americans said they believe it is proper to display the Ten Commandments in government buildings."
They also favor government funding for religious organizations, as long as they don't proselytize. A 2009 poll found that "69% of Americans say they favor allowing churches and other houses of worship, along with other organizations, to apply for government funding to provide social services such as job training or drug treatment counseling. Just 25% oppose allowing faith-based groups to seek government funding to help the needy." Perhaps surprisingly, support for such programs is higher among young people: "Eight-in-ten (80%) of those younger than age 30 support the idea of allowing houses of worship to apply for government funds to provide social services. That compares with a smaller majority of those age 65 and older (56%)." Intriguingly, though, support wavers depending on which sort of organization is seeking funding. While 68% favor the eligibility religious charities to receive government funds, only 39% favor extending the same right to Muslim mosques. Groups that proselytize, however, are broadly seen to be ineligible for government funding by the public: 63% oppose government funding for proselytizing groups.
As Lakoff and Westen both argue, the way for progressives to appeal to ambivalent constituencies is to reassert the progressive frames and narratives, not to "move to the middle". The challenge for secularists, then, is to talk about the issue of church-state separation in a way which activates Americans' concerns about the illegitimate influence of church on state and vice-versa, and inhibits their enthusiasm for faith-based programs and public displays of religion. That secularists continue to have to fight battles against attempted breaches of the wall of separation, even though a majority of Americans believe, broadly, in the separation of church and state, suggests to me that we could more effectively frame our case, and that part of our problem might be the language that we use to talk about the issue.
The Frame We Activate Now
The frame secularists currently use to talk about church-state issues is best described as the "wall frame". Hearkening back to Jefferson, secularists like Hitchens argue that we should build up the wall which separates church from state, and protect the state from undue religious inference. As Wikipedia informs us, the phrase "wall of separation" appears first in "Thomas Jefferson's letter to the Danbury Baptist Association in 1802. The original text reads: "… I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should 'make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,' thus building a wall of separation between Church & State.""
That this is the dominant frame is evident in the following screenshots from the website of Americans United for Separation of Church and State (AU):
Note the use of the "wall" metaphor (and let's not forget it is a metaphor), and the reference to "church-state separation" (another metaphor, although more subtle).
Note how the problem is framed: religion threatens to "encroach" on U.S. Politics, and the implication is that we should resist this "encroachment".
It's not just AU who speaks like this: a recent email from the American Humanist Association read, in part, "We're already seeing evidence of the dangerous mingling of church and state" (the use of the word "mingling", which has a positive connotation and doesn't seem at all "dangerous", is a minor but telling error, but the underlying frame is the same). American Atheists and the Center for Inquiry also use similar language, as does the Freedom from Religion Foundation (although the FFRF tends to refer to the "Separation of state and church", and important distinction I'll touch on later):
Problems with this Frame
The "wall of separation" metaphor, with its accompanying "encroachment" frame, is one of the best-known and most widely used frames the secular movement has, so suggesting it might be problematic could seem heretical. However, as Lakoff and others point out, it is essentially to continually revisit the frames we use, to determine if they are still influencing our target audience in a way which is beneficial to our cause. In my view, the Wall frame has certain distinct disadvantages:
- It conjures an image, for me, of a wall between two nations or groups who are being kept apart illegitimately, most notably the Berlin Wall, but also the Korean Demilitarized Zone (both images Jefferson didn't have to worry about, showing how frames need to be reconsidered as time passes). That this is not just an idiosyncrasy of my mind is suggested by the quote which gives the title to this post: Christopher Hitchens' saying, "Mr. Jefferson, build up that wall!" This is, of course, a paraphrase of President Reagan's call regarding the Berlin wall, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" This is a distinctly problematic image: Hitchens' call, though funny and smart, piggybacks on an existing, much more powerful frame which has the opposite associations to the one he truly wants to activate. He said "build up that wall", and many immediately will think "tear down that wall!" Not good: tearing down the wall is precisely what we do not want our audience to think.
- The frame is almost always articulated as a separation of the church from the state (the FFRF is a notable counter-example). In a country in which the vast majority of people are religious, and in which the population is ambivalent about church-state separation, it seems to me unwise to frame the discussion in this way when the same goals could be achieved by framing the message (at least sometimes) the other way round: the separation of state from church. Such a reframing is also accurate, in that it reflects Jefferson's concern that this "separation" is to protect religious liberty as well as to protect the state from undue religious interference.
- While "church" may have negative connotations for atheists, for most Christians in America it is a word with profound positive connotations. By framing the issue in terms of protecting the state from the church, we may reach atheists, but not the vast majority of people who might support a secular agenda, who are Christians with positive feelings towards religion and the church, and ambivalent feelings toward the separation of church and state. Many Christians, while they do not want to live in a theocracy, may object to the image of a "wall" "separating" their beloved church community from the nation they also love.
For these reasons, I think it wise to reframe the issue of church-state separation so that we activate more effective frames in potential supporters' minds.
Reframing the Wall
Any reframing of the church-state issue must be based on an intelligent understanding of the issue. First, we must recognize that religious people are potentially the staunchest supporters of church-state separation. An article by Ed Brayton on scienceblogs.com argues that it's not only atheists who support the "strict separation of church and state", and points out that "The most staunch advocates of separation when it was being debated in the late 1700s were Baptist ministers like Isaac Backus and John Leland." He's right. The separation of church and state is designed to protect freedom of religion, not just protect the state from religion. This is reflected in the fact that many establishment clause cases are brought by religious people, not atheists. Therefore, we need to appeal to religious people if we are to protect the secular character of the USA.
Second, we should draw on the fact that the secular nature of the USA's government is one of the distinguishing features of US history, and was supported by the Founding Fathers and the Constitution (both extremely powerful positive symbols for most Americans). Brayton's article gets close to recognizing this, but he doesn't quite draw out the full implications of this realization: the separation between church and state is a proud part of America's religious tradition. The story of how the Pilgrims came across the ocean to seek freedom from religious persecution is a fantastic narrative we can use to promote modern-day secularism. Secularism will therefore be framed as a patriotic tradition, as opposed to unpatriotic anti-secularists.
Third, we need to frame the debate so it is not seen in terms of "Atheists versus Christians" (a fight we will lose, and a significant problem with some of American Atheists more misguided lawsuits), but rather against lovers of freedom and theocrats. In episode #546 of the Atheist Experience, framing is discussed in a meandering and rather confused manner, but one valuable suggestion is made in this vein: the alternative to church-state separation is theocracy, a la the Taliban. One extraordinary benefit of this way of reframing the issue is that it co-opts traditionally right-wing frames for a progressive cause. Conservative Christians who might wish to oppose secularism will be forced to defend their similarity to theocratic despots like Osama bin Laden.
Fourth, as Humanists, we must be wary of framing the debate in such a way as to suggest that religious expression should have a privileged status above secular modes of expression. As Austin Dacey and Colin Koproske suggest, talking about "religious freedom" may suggest that expressions of religion should have "freedoms" over and above those enjoyed by secular institutions or individuals. Therefore, it might be wise to talk about "freedom of conscience" rather than "freedom of religion" (the frame the authors suggest – "equal freedom" – seems to me too non-specific to be a good way of framing an appeal such as ours. Thanks to Michael De Dora for the link to this essay).
Fifth, we need to find metaphors that are more universally positive than the wall metaphor, and which don't give rise to negative mental images.
Some ideas, then, for reframing the discussion:
- We should talk, instead of church-state "separation", about mutual protection of church and state. So, church-state protection, not church-state separation.
- This might lead us to talk about a "protective barrier" between church and state, instead of a "wall". This gives a more direct sense of mutual benefit, and doesn't so readily bring up the vision of the Berlin Wall (the fact that the image it brings to my mind most readily is a condom may be a plus or a minus – I can't think of better phrasing!).
- When talking about the dangers of breaching this defensive barrier, stress the dangers to the church, at least to the same extent as the dangers to the state. Tell (true) horror stories of states in which the government controls individual expression of religion to make this stick. China provides many gruesome examples of genuine oppression of Christians by the government. These stories could powerfully galvanize Christians in this country to support church-state protection efforts.
- Paint the picture of government officials controlling what happens in the pews. This image is potentially emotionally compelling for religious people, and it brings into focus the very real dangers of failing to protect church and state effectively.
- While US Christians tend to support church-state protection violations such as displays of the Ten Commandments in courtrooms, they are far more concerned if those violations involve religions other than Christianity. Sensitively asking how Christians would feel were explicitly atheistic or Islamic expressions of belief were displayed in courtrooms might bring home the necessity of true church-state protection. Sensitivity is essential because the use of minority religions to make this point could slip into stereotyping and derogation.
- Use everyday metaphors that emphasize how distinction between church and state benefits both. Examples include "good fences make good neighbors", a metaphor which has a more positive cast than "wall of separation".
- Stress that church-state protection is a traditional, patriotic value, linked to the Constitution and the Founders. The FFRF does this to some degree in the image above, stressing that it is "protecting the constitutional principle of separation of church and state" (emphasis added). Harnessing the story of the pilgrims might be an evocative way to make this point.
Weaving together these principles, here's a stab at a new narrative defending the secular nature of the USA (I've drawn some of this together from previous speeches of mine):
In America, we're all part of a remarkable experiment—a country in which people can believe what they choose, can pursue their own idea of happiness, and will not be excluded because of their beliefs. That's why the pilgrims boarded the Mayflower and made the long, dangerous journey to these shores, landing on Plymouth Rock. The Founders had seen for themselves the danger of Kings and Lords telling the people what they could and couldn't believe, and in the New World, they wanted priests in the pulpits, not government bureaucrats. They also wanted their government to be free from the influence of religious leaders who do not represent the people democratically. That's why the founders began the proud American tradition of secularism, writing in the Constitution a protective barrier to ensure that both church and state remained free. But today, that barrier is under attack by people who want to tell you which God to worship, and how to practice your faith. These people want to overturn the American tradition of secularism and turn America into a theocracy like Iran. They want courtrooms to display religious messages and for kids to be forced to pray, even if the prayer does not respect their religion or that of their parents. Patriotic secularists understand that good fences make good neighbors, and that the protective barrier between church and state is the best way to protect freedom of conscience for the American people, and the democratic tradition of our government.
This narrative is a sketch, and could be, I'm sure, significantly improved. But I'd be willing to wager that an appeal couched in the sort of language explored here would be more effective in persuading religious Americans to support secularism than appeals using the "wall of separation" and "encroachment" frames. It also has the benefit of being more emotionally compelling, reasonably easy to remember, and, most important of all, true. You can view a speech in which I try to use some of these reframing tactics below:
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