The Humanist Interview with Hemley Gonzalez
Hemley Gonzalez is revolutionizing humanitarian efforts with Responsible Charity, a nonprofit humanist organization he founded in 2009 that is making strides in “education, planned... Read More
The Oprah-Nyad Affair How Do Atheists Experience Wonder and Awe?
Atheists have one thing in common: they lack a belief in any god. But that commonality tells us very little about what they do... Read More
Grinch or Greater Good The War on the Humanist Image
As the holiday season got into full swing, the American Humanist Association (AHA) took some heat from the religious right for blocking a public... Read More
Religion, Humanism, and a Boy/Man in the Middle
Editor’s note: The following essay, written by a high school student, is fictional, however according to the author is closely bound to actual feelings... Read More
Don’t Tear Down This Wall
A 2012 Gallup poll showed only 54 percent of U.S. citizens would be willing to vote for a well-qualified presidential candidate if that person... Read More
Belief in the Almighty Dollar: Why We Need an Atheist PAC
I have a dream that one day Americans will judge their candidates on the content of their character and their political positions, rather than... Read More
Are atheism & spirituality mutually exclusive?
The word spiritual can make some people bristle. I’m one of those people. I don’t consider myself spiritual, and I often feel like those... Read More
The Humanist Hour #89: Four Humanist Press Authors
A new episode of The Humanist Hour is available for listening. Keep reading to find out details about this month’s program. In this month’s... Read More
Being a Humanist Mom
The subject of religion was not given much consideration in my childhood. Neither of my parents were religious. Even my great grandfather, who’d emigrated... Read More
Resurrecting Jefferson’s Bible
Thomas Jefferson was seventy-seven years old in 1820, when he sliced up Bibles in four languages and pasted the passages he liked onto both... Read More