The Dog Delusion
There was a time when "Dog is my co-pilot" was merely a fun slap at the "God is my co-pilot" bumper sticker, and it... Read More
Memoirs of a Spiritual Refugee
Jane Stork's book, Breaking the Spell: My Life as a Rajneeshee and the Long Journey Back to Freedom (Pan Macmillan, 2009), is the story... Read More
Book Excerpt: GOOD WITHOUT GOD
"It's not easy to live a good life or be a good person—with or without a god," writes Harvard Humanist Chaplain Greg Epstein in... Read More
Comes a Horseman
PZ Myers is a University of Minnesota biology professor who specializes in evolutionary developmental biology. He is also the author of the widely read... Read More
Darwin Drama Raises Questions for Both Sides
I seldom go to the movies. It's as expensive as a Washington Nationals' game and has about the same (overwhelming) chance of being a... Read More
The Army Experience Center’s Bad Experience: Turns out Training Kids to Kill Not Popular with Public
“This is so cool! This is so cool!” a thirteen-year-old boy repeated as he squeezed rounds from a real M-16, picking off “enemy combatants”... Read More
Ask Richard: Being Honest With My Girlfriend About My Atheism
Letters to the Editor
For HumanistNetworkNews.org Oct. 14, 2009HNN Readers React Send a Letter to HNN, Call HNN To send a letter to HNN, look for "Letter to... Read More
Why Agnosticism?
COLUMN By DOUG THOMAS For HumanistNetworkNews.org Oct. 14, 2009 The term Agnostic is derived from the ancient Greek word gnosis-knowledge. By the word agnostic,... Read More
Partnering with PBS: AHA Spreads the Word About Evolution Programs
By RUTH N. GELLER For HumanistNetworkNews.org Oct. 7, 2009 This fall, public television's long running science series NOVA will higlight evolution, as it airs... Read More