By Timothy Cichon You don't have to be an LGBT person to understand the importance of equality. When it comes to supporting LGBT equal rights, active and vocal support from their heterosexual brothers and sisters... Read More

By Candace DrimmerPhoto: Drimmer reads to her grandson, Ethan Drimmer-Kline.Courtesy CANDACE DRIMMER  How does a humanist, who doesn’t believe in a magic deity (or deities), navigate the rocky road of life without a guidebook? For... Read More

The Humanist Association of San Diego (HASD) has been serving the needs of humanists and other freethinkers in the San Diego area since 1973. Since then, the group has only grown stronger with regularly scheduled... Read More

By John R. Shook Review by Carol Everly Floyd John Shook is Director of Education and Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Inquiry. His book The God Debates provides a rigorous overview of the... Read More

By Erin Williamson In the 21st century, children in public school and their parents take for granted that the education system in the United States is secular, non-exclusive of religious minorities, and does not endorse... Read More

It’s not uncommon for religious people to post Jesus-y messages on their Facebook wall, but last night, KTBS 3, a news station in Shreveport, Louisiana, posted this regarding the Casey Anthony verdict: What?! Why is an ABC... Read More

This week we are featuring poems by Daniel Thomas Moran and Harold Saferstein. Daniel Thomas Moran served as Poet Laureate of Suffolk County, New York from 2005 to 2007. His work has appeared in The... Read More