Back in early 2001, scientists at Ames Research Center in California were exploring some of the interesting organic chemistry that was believed to be... Read More

Humanity has a curious relationship with sex. It obviously enjoys it—there are nearly seven billion people in the world and not all that output... Read More

The new decade was ushered in by a disturbing headline: “Ireland’s New Blasphemy Law Goes into Effect.” New blasphemy law? Don’t those belong in... Read More

The publication of Robert Coover’s audacious 1977 novel, The Public Burning, almost never happened. The book uses the circumstances surrounding the 1953 execution of... Read More

Author and philosopher Rebecca Newberger Goldstein’s new novel, 36 Arguments for the Existence of God: A Work of Fiction (Pantheon, 2010), follows the past... Read More

In February a woman named Angie Jackson made national headlines by live-tweeting her abortion. In doing so, she sparked a firestorm of criticism and... Read More

BLASPHEMY! The word is almost onomatopoeic in the sense that all anyone has to do in order to claim a sacred offense is cry... Read More

HumanistNetworkNews.org [April 28, 2010] A new installment of the HNN Audio Podcast is available for listening. Keep reading to find out about the guests... Read More

A U.S. District Court Judge in Madison, Wis., has ruled that the congressionally mandated National Day of Prayer proclamation is unconstitutional. In a ruling... Read More

The following is the first installment in a new series profiling the good works of everyday humanists. "Exhilarating" is how humanist activist Doreen Saferstein... Read More