On Catholicism (As Told By an Ex-Nun)
By Elizabeth Murad I was born and raised in North Bergen, New Jersey, in 1939, the eldest of six children. My dad was a CPA, my mom an at-home multi-tasker. Our family was devoutly religious,... Read More
Religion and the
By Brian Magee Revealing details about how various segments of the U.S. population consider religion when it comes to voting, a panel put together by the Center for American Progress recently took up the topic... Read More
The Comics Section
New comics by Jesus and Mo, Ape Not Monkey, and The Bad Chemicals! [ Click to Enlarge ]
Humanist Teacher Spotlight: Frederic March
Frederic March, past president of the Humanist Society of New Mexico, is a prolific writer and teacher who volunteers extensive support to the Kochhar Humanist Education Center (KHEC) in curriculum development, innovative educational strategies, and... Read More
February
What’s happening in this picture? (For context, this is a picture of AHA executive director Roy Speckhardt speaking to the Humanist Society of New Mexico on January 28.) Submit your idea for a caption for... Read More
Humanist Voices in Verse: Houston
This week’s featured poem is by Houston. Houston is a wordsmith and a performer; a spoken word artist whose work covers comedy, drama, tragedy, storytelling, and political commentary. Houston was introduced to poetry slam in... Read More
The Weekly Humanist Puzzle: Bearded Sham
New Drop Quotes puzzle this week! Drop Quote puzzles contain a hidden quote. The spaces for each letter in the quote are laid out in the grid. Above each column is a series of letters.... Read More
