In February 2015 I wrote an op-ed for the Humanist titled “Religious Nationalism: A Weapon of Mass Destruction" in which I said that the conflicts... Read More

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

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Should judges be impartial? Or should defendants and victims be forced to endure a mockery of a trial conducted by a judge who’s already... Read More

The moving spirits of fascism have always been, first, a tyrannical love for one's country and, second, a sadistic hatred of leftists, immigrants, and... Read More

Last month, the US men’s and women’s national soccer teams unveiled their latest jerseys. In celebration of Pride Month, the white home shirts and... Read More

As I reflect on the 76th Annual Conference of the American Humanist Association, held June 8-11 in Charleston, South Carolina, I keep returning to... Read More

Previous exercises in this series can be found here. Readers may still contribute their responses. Exercise #3. What You See Is What You Are... Read More

The Sunday Sessions is excruciating. The good kind of excruciating. This fly-on-the-wall documentary from director Richard Yeagley follows Nathan, a committed Christian, as he... Read More

Last week I attended the Secular Coalition for America’s Lobby Day and Secular Values Summit on Capitol Hill. This event is a great opportunity... Read More