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Pressure from Religious Nations Checks UN Action for Human Rights

by Dr. David I. Orenstein • 27 June 2016

In a world where religious faith seems to be losing its grip on the policies and politics of our time, it appears that those evangelical forces who would use faith as an explanation to block... Read More

Selective Sympathy: Why the World Cared About Brussels (But Ignored Others)

by Sincere Kirabo • 28 March 2016

We’re still in mourning. And at the same time, we’re in disbelief. We can’t help but experience the hair-raising primal fear that floods our being, plunging us into a heightened sense of paranoia and vulnerability.... Read More

Sounds Like Humanism…From a Catholic Bishop?

by Merrill Miller • 21 March 2016

“The persecution of atheists is a grave violation of human dignity throughout the world…history has shown time and time again that when one minority group is oppressed with impunity, others soon face the same fate.”... Read More

Anything but Humble: Holy Man’s Cure-All Found to Be Toxic

by Meghan Hamilton • 16 March 2016

In times of desperation, people will try just about any solution they can find, especially if it’s supported by their church. And it’s not a new concept that religious institutions sometimes abuse their power of... Read More

International Religious Freedom Remains an Issue for Nontheists

by Matthew Bulger • 7 March 2016

In the United States we hear a lot about religious freedom. Religious conservatives in government at the state and federal level have tried to use their own definition of religious freedom to guarantee special rights... Read More

US Needs Humanists to Correct Its Self-Sabotaging Israel-Palestine Policy

by Thomas Buonomo • 20 November 2015

The Middle East is at its most unstable point in decades: Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Libya are being ravaged by civil wars fueled by outside powers; Saudi Arabia is facing an increase in domestic terrorist... Read More

Filtering Fact from Fiction: A Humanist Response to GMOs

by Merrill Miller • 4 November 2015

Last week, despite protests from anti-GMO groups, the European Parliament rejected a measure that would allow individual countries to ban genetically modified organisms (GMOs) including certain crops and animal feed. But the issue is hardly... Read More

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