The Comics Section: Arguing about Humility, Gift Receipts for Heavenly Presents, and God Wants a Cut of the Genetic Engineering Action
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Film Review: Star Trek Beyond
Note: This review contains some plot spoilers. This weekend Star Trek Beyond, the third installment of the rebooted Star Trek movie franchise, beamed its way onto the big screens, clinching the top spot for the... Read More
Book Review: The Blessings of Business: How Corporations Shaped Conservative Christianity
BOOK BY DARREN E. GREM OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2016 304 PP; $34.95 Philip Roth’s 1971 novel Our Gang mocks Richard Nixon and his cabinet (Kissinger, Agnew, et al.) for their knavish attitude toward both the... Read More
The Comics Section: Fallible Human Beings and Praying for an End to Gun Violence
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Isaac Asimov and “The Last Trump”
Published in 1957, Earth is Room Enough is a collection of short stories by America's greatest science fiction writer and former president of the American Humanist Association, Isaac Asimov. This is no arbitrary collection. A... Read More
People over Pokémon Are Humanists Losing Their Minds over the Game Like Everyone Else?
Leaving her gym the other night, a coworker of mine encountered what seemed like a herd of zombies. The parking lot was eerily quiet but lit by a multitude of cell phone screens, held up... Read More
The Cartoon History of Humanism, Episode 41 Speaking Science to Fiction: The Present Future of Jules Verne
View all episodes in the Cartoon History of Humanism series. Speaking Science to Fiction: The Present Future of Jules Verne The line between hard and soft science fiction is the word how. In Star Wars,... Read More