Oppressive Atheism: In China, Religion Can Be a Form of Activism
China’s governing party, the Communist Party of China (CPC), recently banned the practice of religion for all of its 88+ million members in an... Read More
The Humanist Dilemma: To Curse or Not to Curse
Experiencing an ethical dilemma? Need advice from a humanist perspective? Send your questions to The Humanist Dilemma at dilemma@thehumanist.com (subject line: Humanist Dilemma). All... Read More
The Comics Section: Questioning the Scripture, Constitutional Crisis, and Beer
Your favorites from Jesus and Mo, Raging Pencils, and The Atheist Pig!
On the Hill: VRAA Reintroduced
This year’s highly contested presidential election was a testament to the importance of each citizen’s vote. Across the country, state election results were decided... Read More
Meet the New AHA Staff Member: Melody Stringer
Meet the AHA's new Member Services Associate, Melody Stringer! TheHumanist.com: What is your educational and work background? I graduated from Pennsylvania State University with... Read More
Ugly Ties: The Trump Administration and Hate Groups
The Trump administration has had no problem speaking to, working with, and headhunting from organizations classified as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law... Read More
White House Heroes Week Overshadowed by Various Villainy
On Monday the White House posted a “Made in America Week Recap” highlighting a series of events and photo-ops held last week that were... Read More
A Dose of Dopamine, Round 8
Ignore his quibbling, unintelligible interview in the New York Times where the president-who-must-not-be-named claims that health insurance costs twelve dollars a year. Ignore it—I... Read More
Leaving Their Religion: Readers Share Stories of Separation
Last week we reported on research that suggests it may be better to make a slow and subtle break from the religion of your... Read More
You Keep Using That Word…
“Systemic and institutional bias and privilege are, in my opinion, the current greatest threats to human progress…the betterment of the people around me and... Read More
