Openly Secular and Proud of It

by Matthew Bulger

Growing up in Texas, I didn’t know many atheists. In fact, nearly all of my friends were Southern Baptists and committed ones at that.... Read More

Things to Do in Denver When You’re a Humanist Panels, Plenaries, Receptions, and More Await AHA Conference Attendees

by Meghan Hamilton

In just a couple of short weeks, the 74th Annual Conference of the American Humanist Association will be in full swing in the “Mile-High... Read More

How “God” Works

by Jefferson Glassie

One would expect no less than unflinching objectivity and critical thinking from Marshall Brain, the founder of HowStuffWorks.com. Still, the territory of his new... Read More

The Culinary Imagination

by Jerome Richard

Food. It’s not just what we eat. We talk about it, write about it, dream about it, paint pictures of it, and finally become... Read More

Does Altruism Exist? Culture, Genes, and the Welfare of Others

by Carl Coon

In nature, absent humans, you rarely find truly altruistic behavior, and when you do, there’s an explanation available that shows how that behavior arises... Read More