The Clergy Project Announced Collaboration With AHA
The Board of Directors of the Clergy Project recently announced that the organization will be working in collaboration with the Humanist Society, an adjunct of the American Humanist Association. Working together, our organizations will support... Read More
Challenging Religious Claims (In a Humanist Way)
Last month, HNN Editor Maggie Ardiente asked readers, “What are some ways you challenge religious fundamental claims?” Many of you had great stories to share! Here’s how you responded: The idea that atheists are different... Read More
Humanist Voices in Verse: “We” by Frank S. Robinson
This week we’re pleased to publish a new poem “We” by Frank S. Robinson. Frank S. Robinson is a retired New York State administrative law judge, a rare coin dealer, and author of five books,... Read More
The Comics Section: Votes for Jesus
It’s after Election Day, and we’re featuring the latest from The Atheist Pig!
MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR: Challenging Religious Claims
Last weekend I was in Albuquerque, New Mexico, which has become one of my favorite cities in the United States. I love it all: the history, the culture, and the food—oh, the spicy New Mexican... Read More
From the AHA Archives: Ted Turner, 1990 Humanist of the Year
Listen to a speech by CNN founder and philanthropist Ted Turner, who was presented with the 1990 Humanist of the Year Award in Orlando, Florida. American Humanist Association · Ted Turner, 1990 Humanist of the... Read More
Why New Religions? The Sociology of Cults and the Need to Belong
By Cadell Last Last night, I watched a new film, The Master, starring Philip Seymour Hoffman, Joaquin Phoenix and Amy Adams, which tells the story of a World War II veteran in 1950 who becomes... Read More
