Tennessee Religious Indoctrination Bill Inspires Praise and Confusion
For decades, humanists, agnostics, and nontheists have fought to ensure that our public education system is secular and does not promote religious ideology to... Read More
Humanism, Doubt, and Optimism
(Please see AHA’s statement on sexual harassment allegations against Dr. Krauss here.) LAWRENCE KRAUSS has had an extensive and impressive career in theoretical physics.... Read More
Battlestar Galapagos: Where Are We Going, Where Have We Been, and Are We Alone?
LYNN ROTHSCHILD is a senior scientist at NASA’s Ames Research Center and an adjunct professor at both Brown University and the University of California... Read More
The Single Greatest, Most Important, Most Influential Invention in the History of Humankind
THE ONION is a world-renowned satirical publication started in 1988 by University of Wisconsin-Madison undergraduates Tim Keck and Christopher Johnson. After gaining popularity in... Read More
The Road to and from Extreme Religious Liberty
MARCI A. HAMILTON is one of the United States’ leading church/state scholars, a senior fellow at the University of Pennsylvania’s Program in Religion and... Read More
Jesus is a Brand of Jeans
JEAN KILBOURNE is the author of Can’t Buy My Love: How Advertising Changes the Way We Think and Feel and So Sexy So Soon: ... Read More
Please see AHA’s statement on sexual harassment allegations against Dr. Krauss here.
Please see AHA’s statement on sexual harassment allegations against Dr. Krauss here. Continue on to Jennifer Bardi's Editor's Note here.
I can tell you this: AHA conferences are fun.
IT WAS NO SMALL TASK for Lawrence Krauss to make it to the Grand Hyatt in Denver on May 9 to accept the 2015... Read More
The Decline of the Western Ethnic State
If you were transported back to Europe in 1900 and you asked educated citizens to describe the ideal political arrangement, what they would most... Read More
Concerning Our Failure to Appreciate the Weather
Twenty years ago I came across a cartoon by Mike Keefe that captured an attitude I had found all too pervasive among my fellow... Read More