In a word: “mob” by
Michael Rosen’s column on language and its uses. Read More New Humanist Articles and Posts
The Comics Section: Drowning in Lies by Peter Bjork
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. California Rain Revised by Daryl Cagle, CagleCartoons.com One Lie Too Far by Christopher Weyant, The Boston Globe, MA The post The…
Join Us at the Crossroads for AHACON2023 by Peter Bjork
Let’s be real: the past several years have been A LOT. With a pandemic, racial reckoning, Insurrection and more, it’s clear that America is at a crossroads. It’s urgent, now…
AHA’s Center for Education Celebrates 5th Anniversary by Peter Bjork
It’s been five years since The Humanist Institute joined the American Humanist Association (AHA) ranks, forming the Center for Education (CfE). Over that time, CfE has changed and grown from…
Joint Statement Regarding Changes in Board Membership by American Atheists
Today, American Atheists Board Chairperson Jen Scott and Mandisa Thomas, Founder and President of Black Nonbelievers, released the following statements: From Mandisa Thomas, President and Founder of Black Nonbelievers After…
New Report Forecasts Christian Nationalist Movement’s State-Level Strategy in 2023 by American Atheists
Washington, D.C.—Today, the religious equality watchdog American Atheists warned about white Christian nationalists’ likely strategy for 2023, following the midterm elections. This warning draws on the large body of research…
Who Was Jesus? Lunatic, Liar, Failed Prophet, Cynic, Sage, Celestrial Being… by John W. Loftus
Over at The Secular Frontier John MacDonald singled me out for my journey from someone who previously believed Jesus was the Son of God, to thinking he was a failed…
The Colossal Embarrassment of Mark 16 by David Madison
A Bible chapter that damages Christian credibility The case can be made that most Christians don’t take all that seriously the god described in their Bible. This god knows amazing…
“The romantic mystique is a force for social conservatism” by
We talk to philosopher, novelist and author Carrie Jenkins about romantic love. If its such a popular topic, why can it seem as though we know so little about it? …
Book review: The Newlyweds by
Mansi Choksi meets the couples breaking taboos, accused – in Modi’s India – of “love jihad”. Read More New Humanist Articles and Posts