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1. Bernard Katz	Contributing Editor of the American Rationalist. Autobiography	(16)
2. John Chuckman	Writes for independent news outlets, such as Democracy Now, Free Speech Radio, CounterPunch, and the American Rationalist; YellowTimes.org columnist, Canada.	(12)
3. A.J. Mattill, Jr.	Contributing Editor of the American Rationalist.	(10)
4. William Harwood	Contributing Editor of the American Rationalist. Biography	(8)
5. G. Richard Bozarth	Contributing Editor of the American Rationalist. Biography	(3)
6. Zbigniew Blania-Bolnar	Sociologist of culture, writer, searcher of extraterrestrial life.	(3)
7. Don Havis		(2)
8. Michael Hill Ortiz		(1)
9. Kim Ludvigsen	Switzerland	(1)
10. Charles M. Jaquette	A "separation junkie," is a retired high school teacher from Arizona.	(1)
11. Janet Brazill		(1)
12. Ronald G. Crowe		(1)
13. Marge Mignacca		(1)
14. Louis W. Cable	Essayist (The American Rationalist).	(1)
15. Stan Goff	Stan Goff is the author of "Hideous Dream: A Soldier's Memoir of the US Invasion of Haiti" (Soft Skull Press, 2000) and of the upcoming book "Full Spectrum Disorder : The Military in the New American Century" (Soft Skull Press, 2003). He is a member of the BRING THEM HOME NOW! coordinating committee, a retired Special Forces master sergeant, and the father of an active duty soldier. Email for BRING THEM HOME NOW! is bthn@mfso.org	(1)
16. Maurice T. Cowles		(1)
17. Eric Rajala	Eric Rajala is a senior writer for the American Rationalist.	(1)
18. Andrew Johnson	Andrew Johnson studied philosophy as an undergraduate at the University of Notre Dame (where, ironically, he underwent a conversion from Christianity to agnosticism) and then went on to obtain a PhD in philosophy from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2001. In addition to articles on the philosophy of Kant in academic journals, he has also published a critical review on C. S. Lewis' Mere Christianity in the Nov./Dec. 2003 issue of The Humanist. It is one of his chief aims as a philosopher to "spread the word" about the rational superiority of a secular, naturalist world view to a religious, supernaturalist one.	(1)