The Cartoon History of Humanism, Episode 49 Prime Time Godlessness: Madalyn Murray O'Hair and the Rise of American Atheists
View all episodes in the Cartoon History of Humanism series. Prime Time Godlessness: Madalyn Murray O'Hair and the Rise of American Atheists We atheists have a fascinating habit of eating our elders. We huddle behind... Read More
Book Review: George Orwell and Religion by Michael G. Brennan
It's become a stock refrain of intellectual history to say that George Orwell answered all three of the big questions of the twentieth century correctly: that the master-slave relationship of colonialism degraded both master and... Read More
Hungry Hungry Humanists: Our Favorite Holiday Foods
Humanists may not share in the religious aspect of most of the winter holidays, but we certainly enjoy many of the delicious foods and snacks associated with them. Below are just some of the American... Read More
The Comics Section: Religious Schools’ Math, Imaginary Friends, and Holiday Comic Collections
It’s all your favorites from Jesus and Mo, The Atheist Pig, and Raging Pencils!
Is Burning Man Becoming a Religion?
When Burning Man, the radical arts festival and temporary city erected in the Nevada desert each year, announced that the theme for 2017’s event was “Radical Ritual”—derived from religious symbologies worldwide—many regular attendees viewed this... Read More
Bob Dylan, Nobel Laureate
ONE OF THE MOST SAVAGE reviews ever written was published in 1818 in response to a collection of verse by a somewhat unknown poet. The critic, John Wilson Croker, declared, “the author is a copyist... Read More
Leonardo Flies Home
Leonardo Da Vinci, took his place across the tiny aisle from me, and buckled the belt of his seat. I was certain it was him. Too timid to speak, I listened as he told... Read More
