Why Hitchens’ Razor is Bad Epistemology
Few modern slogans in popular atheism have the enduring appeal of Hitchens’ Razor: What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without... Read More
Blocked by a SpamAssassin
A few weeks ago, in an online exchange with a colleague, my email responses were repeatedly blocked. The technical reason read: 550 5.7.1 Blocked... Read More
Queer Memoricide and State Sanctioned Oppression
Tuesday, March 31 was the International Transgender Day of Visibility. This year's day of visibility came at a bellwether moment as efforts intensified to... Read More
The Comics Section: Back to the Moon
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Back to the Moon by Jeff Koterba, patreon.com/jeffreykoterba
Beyond the Numbers: What LGBTQ+ Students Are Really Experiencing in Schools
In classrooms across the United States, LGBTQ+ students are navigating something far more complex than assignments and attendance. They are navigating safety, identity, belonging... Read More
Humanism After Belief: What Responsibility Requires Purpose, Dignity, and Moral Life Without Transcendence
Secular humanism has been remarkably effective at dismantling religious metaphysics. It has been far less willing to ask what it owes the people who... Read More
Communities in Action: Alex Zygmunt, President of Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix
The Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix has adopted the tagline “Humans. Helping. Humans” - and they live up to it. Whether gathering in their... Read More
On Removing God from the Equation
This essay first appeared on the author’s personal blog, Sharwari’s notebook. I became an atheist for moral reasons. I could not reconcile a loving,... Read More
Finding Ground in the High Mountains
From the window of my classroom in the Pir Panjal range, the view is often distracting. Depending on the month, the slopes outside are... Read More
The Comics Section: Tech Addiction
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Tech Addiction by Harley Schwadron, CagleCartoons.com