The Sea Approaches

by David Goodrich •

The Doppler radar showed a perfect pinwheel of storm clouds spinning off Cape Hatteras on the coast of North Carolina, drawing energy off the... Read More

Into the Fold of Humanism

by Greg Graffin, 2014 Humanist Arts Award •

Greg Graffin is the lead vocalist and songwriter for the punk rock band Bad Religion, which formed in 1979 when its members were still... Read More

Digging in the Ideological Garden

by Eugenie Scott, AHA Lifetime Achievement Award •

Eugenie Scott is an anthropologist and the former executive director of the National Center for Science Education, which she led from 1987-2013. She has... Read More

ISIS and Khorasan A Humanist Perspective

by Carl Coon •

ISIS, the new Islamic state that took over much of northern Iraq and northeastern Syria this past summer, directly threatens the existing states in... Read More

Waging War vs. Keeping the Peace Rethinking How We Hire Cops

by Michael I. Niman •

One hot, muggy summer day a few years back I was walking with a friend across a public university campus in Buffalo, New York,... Read More

“Always a godfather, never a god.”

by Jennifer Bardi •

THE TRADITION here at the Humanist is to devote our year-end issue to highlighting the wonderful individuals honored at the American Humanist Association’s annual... Read More