The Tomb of Jesus and His Family?
It’s interesting to think that there is no archaeological evidence for the existence of Jesus Christ, or any of his followers. The Talpiot tomb... Read More
Watching Fox News at the VA Hospital
It’s more true than not that veterans trend right when it comes time to vote, but it’s presumptive to think there are no liberals... Read More
Christian Nation
In 1935 acerbic Minnesota novelist Sinclair Lewis wrote It Can’t Happen Here, a disturbing book about a fascist takeover in the United States. Fifty... Read More
A Redaction of Heroism
OVER THE last few years the use of drones—unmanned aerial vehicles—has generated much debate and concern in the media and among the public. How... Read More
Kurt Vonnegut Survives Humanity
IN HIS EIGHTY-FIVE spins around the sun, Kurt Vonnegut managed to make people smile about the darkest aspects of the human condition. One of... Read More
A Humanist in Action Pennsylvania House Rep. Brian Sims
IF YOU aren’t familiar with Brian Sims, a Democratic member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, he’s a history maker. The first and so... Read More
Can Fracking Lead the Way To Clean Energy? A Promising Geothermal Technology Just Might Do the Trick
THERE'S A PROVERB often attributed to Euripides that warns: “Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad.” Ellen Harrison knows what the ancients... Read More
Rules are for Schmucks: Talk is Cheap; Praise Abounds
Imagine a politician who makes gorgeous promises about all the reforms he’s going to implement. But, ten months later, look at his record, and... Read More
Her Written and directed by Spike Jonze
We’ve all wondered at one point or another—in the aggravating moment when our GPS fails, or when our smartphone’s battery dies—are we becoming overly... Read More
The Dominionists are Coming
At one time I naïvely thought fundamentalists were just a bunch of backwoods yokels and that humanism was steadily advancing and would ultimately prevail.... Read More
