Reprinted with permission from The Daily Astorian of Astoria, Oregon. If God exists, He or She is going to be rather peeved at John Compere. The former Astoria resident's new book describes his belief that... Read More

On January 3rd, the U.S. House of Representatives came under Republican control for the first time since 2006. With the new tide of Republican freshmen come many extremists with views certain to give any humanist... Read More

By Hemant Mehta.  Originally published on December 28th, 2010 at friendlyatheist.com. You may remember Tim Tebow. He’s the former college football player who tried to convert you with his eyes:   That’s “John 3:16” in the... Read More

HumanLight, celebrated on December 23, is a time for celebration and community for those who wish to affirm the positive values of humanism. With most December celebrations grounded in supernatural religious beliefs, HumanLight presents an... Read More

By Mike Steiner According to various recent surveys, nontheists comprise about 15% of Americans, equivalent to over 35 million people. But when we combine the membership of major humanist and atheist organizations, that number is... Read More

By Nate Mauger At college campuses around the country, secular students have been mobilizing to plan lively student group discussions on secular issues, organize service projects locally and nationally, and promote awareness of the secular... Read More

By Erin Williamson "Consider Humanism,” the largest and most far-reaching atheist ad campaign ever to launch in the United States, challenged the Religious Right this holiday season. Comparing humanist values such as equality, freedom, peace,... Read More