The Humanist Forum: Living Your Values Intentionally
The other day, one of our dedicated members, Craig Barlow, reached out to share a deeply moving reflection with me. He had been reading... Read More
The Green Planet
It was a planet whose inhabitants’ desperate distress signals, from within our galaxy, did not seem to be worth the bother of responding to,... Read More
The Comics Section: Gee Thanks, Gerry
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Revised Statue Of Liberty by Harley Schwadron, CagleCartoons.com
At the Near-Side of Metaphysics
Christian Nationalism is a loosely-aligned ideological movement seeking to establish Christianity as a state-authorized religion in many countries across the globe. In the United... Read More
How Song Circles Are Rebuilding Community
"Throughout human history, creating social bonds across large groups has been one of our most persistent challenges. Emerging research suggests that group singing may... Read More
Communities in Action: Sikivu Hutchinson, Black Skeptics LA
Sikivu Hutchinson is an accomplished author, creative, and community organizer. She’s the leader of Black Skeptics Los Angeles - a chapter of AHA -... Read More
How to Pray Without Believing Why We’re All Hoping for the P99
When someone you care about is in trouble, there’s a line people reach for almost automatically: “I’ll pray for you.” It’s a small sentence,... Read More
The Comics Section: Unquenchable Thirst
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Data Center AI water by Plop and KanKr, PoliticalCartoons.com
Hope in Exile: Afghan Refugee Children Struggle for Education in Pakistan
Exile doesn’t talk, yet even the dreams of Afghan children don’t stay quiet. The noise of factories in Pakistan can supplant the ringing of... Read More
The Evolution of Faith in God
Something that most people do not contemplate is the evolution of faith in God. Yet, it can make a significant difference in modernized societies... Read More
