View all episodes in the Cartoon History of Humanism series. Fra Paolo Sarpi: Venice's Secret Atheist? To his contemporaries, he was an astronomer to equal Galileo. To Galileo, he was the greatest mathematician of his... Read More

The below post originally appeared in Humanist Network News (HNN) on November 20, 2013. Thanksgiving is a holiday many Americans can enjoy. But what should humanists do if they’re asked to say “grace” before the... Read More

For some, the holidays are a way to celebrate religion, but for humanists and other nonbelievers, it’s a time to reflect and appreciate life and loved ones. Whether religious or secular, many families practice meaningful... Read More

This year was “The Year of Christian Film,” with at least seven big-name Christian themed movies: Son of God, God’s Not Dead, Noah, Heaven is for Real, Left Behind, Mary, and Exodus. (If you like,... Read More

Your favorites are back! New comics by Jesus and Mo, Ape Not Monkey, and The Bad Chemicals!              

Let me say right off the bat—Jon Stewart seems like a really nice guy. When you watch him on The Daily Show he comes across as sharp, engaged and, of course, very funny. And he... Read More

View all episodes in the Cartoon History of Humanism series. Farewell, the Soul Immortal: The Reality-First Psychology of Pietro Pomponazzi Immortality. For twelve hundred years we had it. As the stoic realism of the Romans... Read More