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Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? Discussing Secular/Religious Relationships with Dale McGowan

by Merrill Miller • 24 June 2014

Marriages between atheists and theists aren’t so popular with many Americans—at least, that was the finding of a recent study by the Pew Research Center. According to the study, 49 percent of Americans reported that... Read More

The Not-So-Great but Powerful Pseudoscience of Dr. Oz

by Joshua Myers • 23 June 2014

“Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.” – The Wizard of Oz Last Tuesday, the Senate Subcommittee on Consumer Protection convened a hearing on “Protecting Consumers from False and Deceptive Advertising of Weight-Loss... Read More

Creative or Creepy? The Michael Jackson Hologram and Humanism

by Merrill Miller • 28 May 2014

Last week in Las Vegas at the Billboard Music Awards, Michael Jackson brought the live audience to its feet as he moonwalked across the stage. The problem? He’s been dead for four years. The image... Read More

The Traveling Humanist: The Panthéon in Paris, France

by Kevin Dolgin • 23 April 2014

I was once walking along West Nanjing road in Shanghai at ten o'clock in the evening when I ran across an old French acquaintance that I hadn't seen in several years. We were both pleasantly... Read More

See What Local Groups Are Doing for National Day of Reason

by Rachael Berman • 22 April 2014

Want your local humanist group want to participate in National Day of Reason but don’t know how to start? It’s not too late! There are many local groups throughout the country that plan to celebrate... Read More

Your Humanist Poll: Are You Still Watching Cosmos?

by TheHumanist.com Staff • 18 April 2014

The seventh of thirteen episodes of Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey airs this Sunday, April 20th on Fox (and Monday on National Geographic Channel). Are you still engaged with Neil deGrasse Tyson's re-boot of the Carl... Read More

What We’re Watching: Quick Reviews for TheHumanist.com Readers

by TheHumanist.com Staff • 17 April 2014

Check out what staffers at the American Humanist Association are watching in their free time! Also be sure to check out what we're reading here. Maggie Ardiente, Senior Editor, TheHumanist.com: Like so many others, I'm... Read More

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