What Humanists Can Learn After Iowa and New Hampshire
This is an article published under the Center for Freethought Equality, the 501c4 lobbying organization of the American Humanist Association. I know that Iowa... Read More
The Cartoon History of Humanism, Episode 34 Bringing Religion to Ground: Karl Marx
View all episodes in the Cartoon History of Humanism series. Bringing Religion to Ground: Karl Marx It is 1851 and Karl Marx, the man... Read More
Rules Are for Schmucks: It’s Time to Phase Out Catholic Hospitals
Common decency took another sucker punch from the God industry last month in a case decided in California. Late in her pregnancy, Rebecca Chamorro... Read More
Darwin Day Revelation: Evolution, Not Religion, is the Source of Morality
As the world celebrates another Darwin Day, much of humanity still refuses to accept evolution. Creationists pretend that their argument is with science. Their... Read More
Legislation Marking Darwin Day Honors Scientists and Skeptics
As the American Humanist Association’s legislative associate and lobbyist, I spend my time presenting the humanist community’s opinion to Congress on a wide array... Read More
A Humanist Alternative to Satanic Prayer
It’s easy to feel sorry for the Satanic Temple. Just about everyone thinks they’re devil worshippers, even though that’s a major misconception: they don’t... Read More
The Humanist Hour #188: Black Nonbelievers: The Author’s Circle
Click to download an audio file of this podcast. In this episode, Jenn Wilson introduces our new producer, Stephanie Zvan, and Kim Ellington talks... Read More
Where to Get Birthday Cake on Darwin Day: Humanist Chapter Events in Your Area
Last year we highlighted some of the events that AHA chapters and local groups held in celebration of Darwin Day. The American Humanist Association... Read More
AHA Announces 2016 Humanist Awardees to Be Honored at 75th Anniversary Conference
Celebrating seventy-five years since the founding of organized humanism in the United States, the American Humanist Association announced the recipients of the 2016 Humanist... Read More
Spiritual But Not Religious: Readers Respond
Last week Senior Editor Maggie Ardiente wrote about the increasing number of Americans who call themselves “spiritual” but consider themselves religiously unaffiliated. What does... Read More
