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Pundits spent a lot of time chewing over the results of the November election, but most seemed to agree on one thing: the religious... Read More

“One of the perennial questions for the human species,” writes long-time humanist leader Michael Werner, “is: How shall we live?” Recognizing that humanism is... Read More

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