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The Humanist Puzzle: “Evidence” Double Jumble
This week’s puzzle, titled "Evidence," is a double jumble! Unscramble the words and place into the blanks with numbers beneath. Transfer the letters to the grid based on the numbered boxes to reveal a secret... Read More
TV Review: Helix—How Far Should Science Go?
Matthew Bulger checks out the new Syfy television show Helix and delves deeper into the show’s portrayal of scientific and medical research. (more…)
Humanist Voices in Verse: Daniel Thomas Moran
Humanist Network News poetry editor Daniel Thomas Moran recently released his latest collection of poems published by Salmon Poetry. A Shed for Wood has been lauded for its “profound and intelligible poetry” (author Peter Quinn)... Read More
Almost Humanists? 6 “Spiritual But Not Religious” Celebrities
We all know celebrity atheists like Bill Maher, Ricky Gervais, and Angelina Jolie. But what about “spiritual but not religious” celebrities? With the “nones”—or religiously unaffiliated—being all the rage, who among them have let go... Read More
The Humanism of Downton Abbey
Are you a fan of Downton Abbey? AHA’s Brian Magee identifies the humanistic elements of the popular British television show. The growing popularity of the British television program Downton Abbey (shown in the U.S. on... Read More
Humanist Voices in Verse: Be Not the Tumbleweed
This week’s poem is by Sue Daiza. She is a business owner and resides in Troy, Michigan, with her husband and daughter. With her poem, she shared the following letter: As a result of my... Read More
