AHA Participates in Conference with White House Officials on Immigration Reform
The American Humanist Association recently participated in a conference call held by White House Officials regarding the President’s Call to Action on Immigration Reform. Joshua DuBois, Director of the White House Office of Faith-based and... Read More
MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR: Wear Your Humanist Pin on July 4!
If you’re a member of the American Humanist Association, you recently received a letter from us with a special Humanist pin inside. Join us in wearing your Humanist pin with pride this July 4! It’s... Read More
In Defense of the Original Pledge: An Open Letter to NBC
June 27, 2011 Chris McCloskey Vice President, Communications National Broadcasting Company, Inc. 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10112 Dear Mr. McCloskey, I am writing regarding the controversy over your network airing a version of... Read More
What Really Happened At Liberty University: Part 2 (The Rebellion)
No one falls from grace in one smooth movement. There is a clumsy and gradual descent from faith to disbelief with an extended layover in skepticism. Some might try on a new religion or modify... Read More
A Message from Matthew Chapman, Writer and Director of The Ledge
The Ledge, the movie I wrote and directed, is a pretty mainstream movie that has as its lead an outspoken and unapologetic atheist/humanist. I think this is a first. It stars Liv Tyler, Terrence Howard,... Read More
The LGBT Humanist Council – June 2011 Update
Thirty-three New York State Senators in favor, 29 against, and one pen wielded by Governor Andrew Cuomo. The confluence of might and right in this set of numbers has ushered in not only a victory... Read More
The Fallacy of Miracles
By Colin Flannery After a tornado recently tore through Joplin, Missouri, the same thing happened that happens after every such natural disaster: people saw the hand of God all over the incident—the Christian God, of... Read More
