A Humanist Economics Louis Kelso and the Hope of Broadened Ownership

by Luis Granados

THOMAS PIKETTY grabbed the world’s attention last year with his magnum opus, Capital in the Twenty-first Century. In hundreds of pages of dense prose... Read More

The Humanist Interview with Ryan J. Bell From Seventh-day Adventist to a Year without God, a Former Pastor Embraces Humanism

by Clay Farris Naff

Ryan J. Bell was raised in the Seventh-day Adventist tradition and spent nearly twenty years as a pastor—the last eight as senior pastor at... Read More

Religious Nationalism A Weapon of Mass Destruction

by Thomas Buonomo

It is hard to believe that the conflicts currently ravaging the Middle East could get much worse, yet the refusal of numerous parties to... Read More

We cannot just “be Charlie.”

by Jennifer Bardi

JE SUIS CHARLIE. But who are we? Who are they? There’s a scene in the 1979 film Apocalypse Now when the character Lt. Col.... Read More