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Finding Compassion in Nature: A New Study on Awe and Generosity

by Meredith Thompson • 13 August 2015

Can you remember a time when you looked at the stars and felt so small that it made you feel like a better person? New research published by the American Psychological Association suggests that experiencing... Read More

Humanism’s Passionate Love Affair with Life

by Michael Werner • 10 August 2015

For all the talk about reason and science, humanism is really about a passionate love affair. It is a love affair with life, not a mythical hereafter. Humanism is a love affair with a progressive... Read More

Here’s the One Nice Thing We’ll Say about Donald Trump

by Merrill Miller • 6 August 2015

He’s a real estate billionaire, the owner of the Miss USA pageant, and a denier of Barack Obama’s US citizenship. And now he wants to be President of the United States. I’m referring, of course,... Read More

The Bomb: Reflections on the Anniversary of the Hiroshima Attack

by Janet Asimov • 6 August 2015

On August 6, 1945, an atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, by the United States from a solitary aircraft; one of the members of the crew was someone I didn’t know at the time... Read More

Saving Minks from Fur Farms is, According to the FBI, “Terrorism”

by Meredith Thompson • 4 August 2015

Terrorism, often associated with violent political attacks against civilians, is an emotionally charged term, used more frequently now after 9/11. The FBI defines terrorism as “violent acts or acts dangerous to human life that violate... Read More

Why Cecil the Lion Sparked More Outrage than Sandra Bland

by Matthew Bulger • 3 August 2015

It’s 1 AM in the morning, and I’m watching some silly TV show as I try to fall asleep so that I won’t be too exhausted at work. All of a sudden, my heart sinks... Read More

Fascists, Cowards, and Morons: Combating Anti-Muslim Bigotry While Maintaining Free Speech

by Matt Cerami • 28 July 2015

Andrew Cummins once said, in a quote often misattributed to Christopher Hitchens, that Islamophobia is “a word created by fascists, and used by cowards, to manipulate morons.” It can be that word—we’ve certainly seen the word... Read More

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