Heathen Gospel Playlist for 2026
Sooner or later, the question arises for every atheist, humanist and freethinker: Where’s OUR gospel music? Until heathen gospel rates a Grammy category, we... Read More
The Trump Museum 2030
In Vegas town, where lights shine bright and long, within a casino where the bets went wrong, The Trump Museum, like a golden dream,... Read More
When a Civilization Wears Down Its Own Mind
Across countries and age groups, more and more people describe the same thing: broken sleep, shrinking focus, a mind that loops around money, work,... Read More
The Comics Section: The Things That Matter
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Martin Luther King, Jr. by Guy Parsons, PoliticalCartoons.com
The Science of Awe: How Wonder Can Replace Worship
For much of human history, awe had a name, and that name was God. Awe lived in temples and cathedrals, in thunder interpreted as... Read More
The Ethics of Digital Compassion: Humanism in an Age of Online Communities
In a world increasingly mediated by screens and algorithms, human interaction has shifted from physical spaces to digital ones. Social media platforms, online forums... Read More
Our NIMBY Democracy
A moral rot has been spreading through the politics of our cities and our suburbs for the last few decades, a rot dressed in... Read More
The Mechanics of Colonialism: Newtonian Metaphors in History
In the late 17th century, Isaac Newton published his “Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy,” laying out three laws of motion that forever changed the... Read More
The Comics Section: It’s a New Year, Alright
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Toast to 2026 by Christopher Weyant, The Boston Globe, MA
The Moral Cost of Certainty: Why Humanists Should Embrace Intellectual Humility
Humanism is a proud proponent of rationality, facts and research. Nevertheless, certainty can challenge itself quite readily as virtue even in societies that are... Read More