A cowboy walks into a saloon. He removes his dusty hat, orders a whiskey, and sinks wearily onto a stool. He downs the whiskey,... Read More

By Steve Lowe This article first appeared in the WASHLine, the Washington Area Secular Humanist’s January 2012 newsletter. Reprinted with permission. Living in the... Read More

By Jason Torpy “What is your religion?” One of the first experiences for all military personnel is putting together their personal information, including a... Read More

Darwin Day is right around the corner! What are your plans for this February 12? Find resources and events on our new website at... Read More

By Bob Bhaerman The Humanist Teacher Spotlight is a new feature of Humanist Network News recognizing the accomplishments of leaders and activists in humanist... Read More

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A new episode of the Humanist Hour is available for listening. Keep reading to find out about the guests on this month's show. In this... Read More

The following interview was originally published on the Psychology Today blog, In Therapy. It was one installment in Ryan Howes’ series, “The Varieties of... Read More

The Rapture is not dead. Despite the biblical admonition found in Matthew 24:36 (NIV) that, “about that day or hour no one knows, not... Read More

The late Richard Rorty, a distinguished humanist philosopher, opened his 1993 Amnesty International lecture with a shocking account of sexual sadism perpetrated against Bosnian... Read More