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- Fear of a Black Atheist by Mandisa Thomas
- Democratic Primary Debate 7th Congressional District
- The Sunday Sessions-Conversion Therapy-Discussion
- Screening of "The Sunday Sessions"
- Mental Health Disorders: A Scientific Perspective
- The Humanist Pat Down: Defending Race in the Face of Reason
- Mental Health: Collaborations for Recovery
- Playing with Fire as the World Burns
- Dream On
- Leaving Religion Behind
- Q&A with Lawrence Krauss
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- David Silverman Fighting God
- There for the grace of God go I
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Tom David Siebert

Tom David Siebert arrives at his Humanist stance after a life of having broadly experienced Christianity as a Congregationalist, Roman Catholic, Byzantine Rite Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Episcopal Church and Independent Progressive Catholic. He was ordained a priest in 1981, serving in parishes and then living as a monk from 1989 to 2001. He was inactive as a clergyman from 2001 to 2006. Since October 2006 he has served as part-time pastor of a small community of Progressive Catholics in Richmond. His principal occupation, since March 2012, is Chaplain to the Pediatric Hematology-Oncology Division at Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU. He would be gratified to continue in that position for the remainder of his professional working life.