I mentioned the semi-drama occurring with Paul Kurtz and the Center for Inquiry yesterday, courtesy of R. Joseph Hoffmann. You can get the background information here.
Now, we get a different perspective from current CEO of CFI, Dr. Ron Lindsay.
Charles McAlpin, the Portland Skepticism Examiner, spoke to Lindsay today about the situation.
Here’s what he had to say:
Wednesday evening, the chief executive officer (CEO) and president of the organizations founded by Kurtz disagreed with Hoffmann’s characterizations. “I was at the meeting Monday; Joe was not,” said Dr. Ronald Lindsay.
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The CEO said he would look forward to continuing work with Kurtz, and that he would regret it if Kurtz pulled away. “What it boils down to is a difference in approach to management…We’ve had disagreements about operational matters but not philosophy…I have always had a lot of respect for Paul.”
The full story is here.
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