The Humanist Hour #229: Bart Campolo on Why I Left, Why I Stayed
Download an audio file of this podcast. For much of Bart Campolo's life, he looked very much like the proverbial apple who hadn't fallen... Read More
Humanist EDge: Becoming a Spokesperson for Humanism
I believe humanism has the potential to change the world. When I was studying for my doctorate and traveling the United States giving presentations on... Read More
Another Dose of Dopamine: News That’s Good for You to Hear
Let’s line up our chakras and breathe in—no, that’s not CNN in the background. No, Sean Hannity isn’t waxing lyrical about the evil “deep... Read More
Christian Hegemony in the Age of Trump
THE PRAYERS of the religious right appeared to have been answered on Election Day when Donald Trump, who vowed to defend “our Christian heritage,”... Read More
Can Bacteria Help Us Understand Religion?
RELIGION IS one of the most powerful forces in human society. Before the rise of the Christian Right in the United States and before... Read More
Humanism and the Challenge of Privilege
This article is an excerpt from chapter four of When Colorblindness Isn’t the Answer: Humanism and the Challenge of Race (Pitchstone Publishing, 2017). This... Read More
Ask What You Can Do for Your Climate
While the federal government is becoming a follower rather than a leader on climate change, we humanists can fight on the state, local, and... Read More
Evolution’s Error: How Human Nature Went Awry
BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION cannot literally err. The ability to make a mistake requires sentience, and evolution is not a sentient process. Hence, the “error” of... Read More
Prepare to March for Science and the Climate
Take out your mobile phone and give it a good look. Curiosity made that. Curiosity coupled with intense concentration, wild imagination, bold hypotheses, and... Read More
Live Well, Die Well: Does Neil Gorsuch Understand Epicurus?
“The same exercise (i.e. the study of philosophy) at once teaches to live well and to die well.” – Epicurus, Epistle to Menoeceus The Seventh Annual... Read More
