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Gripes and Groans: Religion, Entertainment, and a Culture of Disposability

by Janet Asimov • 21 October 2015

Don’t Give Me That Old Time Religion I have fortunately never encountered anyone who actually told me I was consigned to hell because I am an atheist. What I usually get is almost worse. I... Read More

Abuse and Neglect Veiled as “Faith-Healing”

by Meghan Hamilton • 20 October 2015

There is no shortage of news stories of “faith-healing” gone bad. Just last week, on October 16, six congregation members brutally beat two brothers for hours, leaving one dead and the other in critical condition,... Read More

Let’s JAM: Believers and Nonbelievers Find Common Ground

by Jessica Xiao • 15 October 2015

“Common ground” is a term that gets used a lot and certainly has positive connotations. Of course, what underlies the attempt to find common ground with another individual or group is the admission that something... Read More

The Democratic Presidential Debate: No Appeals to Faith

by Matthew Bulger • 14 October 2015

Can we all agree that modern debates are horrible? While in the past they might have been events that focused on policies and ideas, the contemporary debate has been something of a political Super Bowl,... Read More

Sounds Nothing Like Humanism: MRAs and Mass Shootings

by Merrill Miller • 13 October 2015

American Humanist Association President Rebecca Hale has a catchy saying to succinctly explain humanism to people who may be sympathetic to the lifestance but have never heard the term. When a famous intellectual or celebrity... Read More

A Humanist Alternative to Religious Confirmation

by Roy Speckhardt • 12 October 2015

The prospects of secular humanists who hold to positive, progressive, nontheistic worldviews are on the rise as the idea of being good without a god becomes more accepted and the numbers of nonreligious Americans increase.... Read More

What’s the Cure for Blindness Based on Ignorance? Stem Cell Research and the Religious Right

by Merrill Miller • 8 October 2015

Scientists have long suspected that research using embryonic stem cells could lead to new, more effective treatments and cures for a myriad of diseases, from deafness to paralysis, and studies using stem cells in rodents... Read More

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