Contact UsCoalition for Secular Government
You can contact Diana Hsieh, the founder of the Coalition for Secular Government, at diana@seculargovernment.us. Our MissionThe Coalition for Secular Government advocates government solely based on secular principles of individual rights. The protection of a person's basic rights to life, liberty, property, and the pursuit of happiness -- including freedom of religion and conscience -- requires a strict separation of church and state. Consequently:
The Coalition for Secular Government seeks to educate the public about the necessary secular foundation of a free society, particularly the principles of individual rights and separation of church and state. Currently, the Coalition's primary aim is to promote secular government in Colorado by fighting the proposed "Definition of a Person" Amendment (a.k.a. Amendment 48) to the Colorado constitution. About Diana HsiehDiana Hsieh (diana@seculargovernment.us) founded the Coalition for Secular Government in July 2008. She is a Ph.D student in philosophy at the University of Colorado at Boulder. She is currently writing her dissertation on moral responsibility, as well as teaching introductory philosophy courses. Her published writings include "False Excuses: Honesty, Wrongdoing, and Moral Growth" (Journal of Value Inquiry, 38:2, pg 171-185), "Dursley Duplicity: The Morality and Psychology of Self-Deception" (Harry Potter and Philosophy, pg 22-37), and "Egoism Explained: A Review of Tara Smith's Ayn Rand's Normative Ethics: The Virtuous Egoist" (The Objective Standard, Spring 2007). Diana also blogs at NoodleFood. Her last name, Hsieh, is pronounced like "she" and "eh" mushed into a single syllable, similar to "Shay." |