View all episodes in the Cartoon History of Humanism series. Keeping it Real: The Pragmatic Religious Skepticism of Niccolò Machiavelli Perhaps misrepresenting Machiavelli is a deep necessity of human civilization. We need a totem for... Read More

A reverse poem reads line by line forward with one meaning and then reads line by line from the bottom to the top to reveal an entirely different meaning. Science is dangerous, immoral, antireligious. I... Read More

The Last Aloha is first and foremost a love story. As a luminary in freethought and feminist circles, Cleo Fellers Kocol (1988 Humanist Heroine) could have centered her memoir on her activism in those areas,... Read More

A group of elephants attempts to describe a human being. Tragically, they are blind, but as each snuffles and nudges they call out what they perceive and together they are able to come up with... Read More

For all our complaining about the religious right’s inappropriate influence in politics and religious conservatives’ attempts to tear down the church-state wall, the secular movement is actually doing quite well. The most recent Pew Research... Read More

A humanist and an anti-abortion activist walk into a bar…Sounds like the start of a joke, but Abigail Disney’s documentary, The Armor of Light, touches on the shared values of humanists and one anti-abortion protestor,... Read More

New comics by Jesus and Mo, The Atheist Pig, and Raging Pencils!