Without Thinking Twice: (Some Kinds of) Ignorance as Moral Signal
It is typical to treat ignorance as a moral liability in that one can either be culpable for their ignorance, or their ignorance can... Read More
Why Evil Fascinates Us: Murderers Monsters don’t exist. There are only people who stopped believing in humanity.
I’ve been watching stories about serial killers for years. Not because I’m fascinated by blood, but because I’ve always wondered what could awaken such... Read More
The Moving Line Between Legal and Right
The Threshold of Crime There is a line between what is legal and what is right, and history tells us that line moves. There... Read More
Humanists Making a Difference: Humanist Celebrant & Chaplain Frank Chappell
Humanists Making a Difference is our regular series highlighting humanist professionals and the communities they serve. Learn more about the work of celebrants, chaplains,... Read More
The Secular Therapy Project: A Celebration of Humanity Instead of Dogma
Pioneered by Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow, Humanistic psychology is a framework for mental health therapy and psychology in general that focuses on individual... Read More
The Comics Section: Earth’s A-Cookin’
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Earth Marshmallow N'Mores by Graeme MacKay, caglecartoons.com
The New McCarthyism: How the Culture Wars Replaced the Function of Our Government
The United States is in a new era of hysteria — one not driven by the lingering spectre of Soviet-era communism, as in the... Read More
Book Review: “Separation of Church and Hate”
BOOK BY JOHN FUGELSANG That a book defending Christianity and the Bible against fundamentalists and religious nationalists could be relevant to humanists might seem... Read More
Singing the Hymns of Utopia
Greetings, my fellow humans. I am Madam Who?, world’s first self-proclaimed original pop/rock Humanist Music Artist from Pennsylvania who wears steampunk hats to cover... Read More
Faith in Freedom: Why Secular Democracy Protects the Sacred and the Human
Across history, every society has faced the same temptation — to surrender the complexity of freedom for the simplicity of certainty. Today, that temptation... Read More