Fifteen years ago George Carlin recorded one of the least controversial comedy performances of his career, only because almost no one ever heard it.... Read More

View all episodes in the Cartoon History of Humanism series. Knowing You as I Don't: Franz Kafka and the Magnificence of Miscomprehension There is... Read More

The picture released (warning, graphic) last month by the Indiana prosecutor’s office of the seven-year-old boy’s back is horrifying. There are thirty-six angry welts... Read More

On Monday Tom Kellogg discussed food, friendship, and meetup in Part 1 of “The Roots of Building a Secular Community.” Today he turns to... Read More

At humanist conferences, gatherings, and events, I look around and often find myself wondering, “Where are all the women?” At the American Humanist Association... Read More

Download an audio file of this podcast. Skepticon is an unusual conference in several ways. It started as a student-run event that survived its... Read More

Phyllis Schlafly, political activist and founder of the conservative Eagle Forum organization, passed away last week in Missouri at the age of ninety-two. She... Read More

BOOK BY DAN AREL PITCHSTONE PUBLISHING, 2016 144 PP. When Kentucky’s tourism board approved an $18 million tax incentive for Ken Ham’s Ark Encounter... Read More

This article is dedicated to Marvin Straus, a true pioneer in the Colorado secular movement, founder of the Boulder Atheists, co-founder of Colorado Coalition... Read More

This week, I attended a meeting at the US State Department with a coalition of religious and nontheistic advocacy groups that are concerned about... Read More