Jared Huffman, No Prophets, in conversation with Peter Coyote

Sinclair Lewis is said to have warned: “When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying the cross.” In Huffman’s new book "No Prophets," the Congressman argues that Christian nationalism is now America’s most dangerous political movement. He takes a behind-the-scenes look at the extent of Christian nationalism’s reach in our government and discusses the ongoing fight to defend the separation of church and state. Drawing on his experiences as a formerly devout Christian and the only Humanist ever to serve in Congress, Huffman maps the Christian nationalist movement’s largely hidden landscape, showing how America is imperiled by our reluctance to confront threats cloaked in Christianity. But, he argues, it’s not too late. If we muster a broad interfaith coalition grounded in shared commitment to democracy, we can reclaim the public square for everyone—religious and secular—to share on equal terms. Jared Huffman is a Humanist and the only member of Congress to admit he does not believe in gods. He founded the Congressional Freethought Caucus with Congressman Jamie Raskin to promote sound public policy based on reason, science, and moral values. He lives in San Rafael, California. Peter Coyote is an accomplished actor in more than 160 films; an Emmy Award-winning narrator of over 200 documentaries and audiobooks; a distinguished writer who has penned two memoirs – "Sleeping Where I Fall" and "The Rainman’s Third Cure;" a contributor to numerous books and publications; a politically engaged person, championing a multitude of causes; songwriter, guitarist and singer; Buddhist Priest. TICKETS HERE