The overwhelming response to last week’s HNN debate on pornography was fantastic. I say that, even  despite some negative reactions, because it reminds me... Read More

By Brian Magee Two recent studies released almost simultaneously provide more hard evidence that religion is slowly losing its grip on humanity, even in... Read More

By Zach Hudson A You Tube clip from a BBC talk show called The Big Questions caught my attention recently. Kate Smurthwaite, a comedian,... Read More

Can you name all of the skeptics that appear on the cover of the Humanist magazine's May/June 2012 issue? (If you’re not receiving the... Read More

Listen to the keynote speech by civil liberties activist and past AHA president Corliss Lamont at the AHA’s 41st Annual Conference at the Massachusetts... Read More

Janis Levin-Gorelick became certified as a Humanist Minister with the Humanist Society in 1995. Since then, she has been successful in her field and... Read More

By Steve Major Recently there was a very interesting and popular article in HNN about what to say to a grieving humanist, since so... Read More

Awarded the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for non-fiction, Stephen Greenblatt’s new book The Swerve: How the World Became Modern gives us a fascinating, if somewhat... Read More

This week we’re featuring a poem by a new contributor, Sylvia Ramos Cruz. Ramos Cruz is a physician and surgeon, gardener and world traveler... Read More

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