Is There a Humanism for Everyone?
AHA Communications Associate Brian Magee explores the various types of humanism coming out of religious traditions such as Sikhism and Mormonism. Even for those with limited knowledge about humanism, it is generally understood that humanism... Read More
AHA Chapter Benefits: Humanists of West Florida Receive $1,500 Grant for Local Outreach
Hear from local leader Rose Jansen, whose group was awarded a generous grant from the American Humanist Association, and how it helped increase the group’s outreach in the local community. The Humanists of West Florida... Read More
New Releases From Humanist Press: The Outcast Oracle, Questions About God
Humanist Press is the publishing house of the American Humanist Association, providing material for the humanist/freethought/atheist market since 1995. Check out two recently released books: The Outcast Oracle by Laury A. Egan... Read More
The Ethical Dilemma: How Far Should Compassion Extend When Running a Business?
Joan Reisman-Brill gives advice to a B&B owner who can’t decide whether to return a deposit or not, and an atheist whose Jewish wife’s celebration of Yom Kippur drives him up the wall. Experiencing... Read More
Answers to Last Week
Did you try your hand at last week’s Humanist Crossword Puzzle: Our Imaginary Friend? See answers to the puzzle below. Special thanks to Dan Mason, creator of this puzzle. Dan creates puzzles for the Williamsport... Read More
The Comics Section: Reading the Koran, Socialism, YOLO
Check out new comics by Jesus and Mo, Ape Not Monkey, and The Bad Chemicals!
Reason Cinema: God Loves Uganda, A Story of the Ugly Evangelical Campaign in Uganda
A new film covering the detrimental effects of America’s Religious Right on Uganda opens Oct. 11, 2013 in New York City. God Loves Uganda, by Academy Award-winning director Roger Ross Williams, will also be shown... Read More
