Does Evolution Undercut Moral Knowledge? My dissertation in less than 2500 words

by Jimmy Alfonso Licon

Everything you believe about what's right and what's wrong may have nothing to do with moral truth and everything to do with what helped... Read More

Why Humanism?

by Michael Werner

“Civilization is to groups what intelligence is to individuals. It is a means of combining the intelligence of many to achieve ongoing group adaptation.... Read More

The Violence Myth Why Secular Societies Should Reexamine Violence

by Edward Pfeffer

Religious violence is often presented as a distinct, more dangerous category of violence—one that flows from absolutist beliefs, irrational passions and primordial hatreds. Humanists... Read More

What Markets Leave Behind

by Ahmed Bouzid

The debate over public versus private provision is often clouded by abstractions, such as “efficiency,” “innovation” and “choice.” Strip those away, and what remains... Read More

The Hollow Man

by Frode Kjærvik

On the night of April 1, 2026, the President of the United States addressed his nation about the war he had started with Iran.... Read More

The Right, the Wrong, & the Drama

by Sydney Davis Jr. Jr.

At the time I am writing this essay, there is a movie currently showing in theaters called “The Drama” starring Robert Pattinson and Zendaya... Read More