![]() Jacoby said in her speech last night that the Constitution created a clear break between church and state-a system which has worked for more than 200 years. Jacoby grounded her argument for a more secular government in the opinions and beliefs of the founding fathers of the United States as well as such influential American thinkers as poet Walt Whitman, scholar Robert G. Jacoby, director of the Center For Free Inquiry in New York City, was invited by the Humanist Chaplaincy of Harvard to speak on the much-publicized “moral values” issue in American politics. Harvard students, staff, and members of the broader Cambridge community filled Science Center A last night to hear historian and writer Susan Jacoby discuss her latest book, “Freethinkers: A History of American Secularism.” ![]()
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