Robert G. Ingersoll Oratory Contest Returns to Nation’s Capital
Co-sponsored by the American Humanist Association, Washington DC’s Dupont Circle will be the location of the 2013 Robert G. Ingersoll Oratory Contest on June 30. The outdoor event, being held for the third time, pits... Read More
What is Humanistic Mormonism? (Part 2)
Last week, HNN published part one of an interview with James E. Nickels, Assistant President for the Society of Humanistic Mormonism, as well as First Counselor in the First Presidency and President of the Quorum... Read More
From the AHA Archives: Guess the Humanist of the Year Contest
During the 72nd Annual American Humanist Association Conference May 30-June 2, 2013, Dan Savage will accept the Humanist of the Year award, the latest in a long line of notable and celebrated awardees stretching back... Read More
Humanist Celebrant Fred Edwords Testifies at DC Marriage Bill Hearing
Update Aug. 7 2013: The Bill as passed. Details from Metro Weekly can be found here. A copy of the bill can be seen here. On March 14, 2013, a public hearing on Bill 20-118,... Read More
MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR: Is Humanism Secular, Religious, or Both?
Most active freethinkers see humanism as secular; as Bill Maher hilariously put it, “Atheism is a religion like abstinence is a sex position.” So it’s not surprising that nine out of ten members said they... Read More
Lessons in Humility (Part Two)
Lessons in humility ought to be learned from disasters, especially those that involve the possibility or certainty of killing us. Given the history and habits of Homo sapiens, amazingly enough some of these disasters are... Read More
Winner of the
Thanks to everyone who entered our "Guess the Humanist of the Year" contest! One of the pictures tripped a few of you up, but we did get a number of entries with all the correct... Read More
