TV Review: Little Cult Drama in Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, but Plenty of Laughs
The announcement of a new Netflix series about on a character who lived in an underground bunker as part of an apocalyptic cult for fifteen years caught my interest for obvious reasons. Humanists, who are... Read More
The Cartoon History of Humanism, Episode 19 Hermann Samuel Reimarus: The Man Who Exposed the Apostles
View all episodes in the Cartoon History of Humanism series. Hermann Samuel Reimarus: The Man Who Exposed the Apostles In 2013 Reza Aslan published a book, Zealot, that contained the startling (to most) claim that... Read More
Film Review: Chappie Is a Refreshingly Not-Set-in-America Imagining of a Technological Future
A coming-of-age story about a sentient robot, South African director Neill Blomkamp’s latest film, Chappie, is a sorely underrated and original film that leaves the audience, or at least me, musing on the endless possible... Read More
The Comics Section: Islamophobes, A Passing Fad, Trust in the Lord
New comics by Jesus and Mo, Ape Not Monkey, and The Bad Chemicals!
This Sacrilegious House of Cards Scene Even Shocked Some Atheists
WARNING: Spoilers ahead. House of Cards is full of shocking moments—perhaps famous for them—and season three continues to delight viewers by venturing into the deliciously obscene, the type of drama that made Netflix binge-watching a... Read More
The Comics Section: Faith in Logic, Religious Self-Help Books, We’re All Going to Die Anyway
New comics by Jesus and Mo, Ape Not Monkey, and The Bad Chemicals!
Book Review: Tales from Gombe
Tales from Gombe is an intimately illustrated coffee table book created by wildlife photographers Anup Shah and Fiona Rogers. It details the simian soap operas and political scandals occurring amongst a community of wild chimpanzees... Read More