So many of us are “dying” to talk about death but don’t know how, when, or with whom to begin the conversation. “Thinking about... Read More

Last week we looked at the courageous chairman of the US Commission on Civil Rights, Martin Castro. He displayed an unusual level of guts... Read More

What do long commutes, cleaning your bathroom, and mindless treadmill sessions have in common? They are all perfectly good opportunities to catch up on... Read More

Torkel Brekke’s Faithonomics: Religion and the Free Market is a solid attempt to frame the role religion plays in societies around the world through... Read More

Programming note: The Humanist Hour will be off next week, October 26th! We'll be back on Wednesday, November 2. Download an audio file of... Read More

Last week the American Humanist Association posted an image on Facebook detailing the various negative impacts of religious exemptions on children. For example, forty-seven... Read More

It’s difficult to establish a common atheist experience. Some of us grew up without religion entirely, while many others have deconverted from different religions.... Read More

BOOK BY JONATHAN TWEET; ILLUSTRATED BY KAREN LEWIS FEIWEL & FRIENDS, 2016 40PP.; $17.99 Simply written and delightfully illustrated, Grandmother Fish: A Child’s First... Read More

Once again, Ken Ham and his group Answers in Genesis have interjected their ludicrous opinions somewhere they are not wanted, and frankly, I don’t... Read More

For those Christians who gave the subject much thought at the time, the American Civil War was perceived as a crisis of theology. Crusaders... Read More