Book review: The Prince and the Plunder by
A fascinating, haunting book on the young boy who was “stolen” by the British, along with Ethiopia’s treasures Read More New Humanist Articles and Posts
A fascinating, haunting book on the young boy who was “stolen” by the British, along with Ethiopia’s treasures Read More New Humanist Articles and Posts
[This is a guest post by Zeke Piestrup about his new film. Don’t let the cartoonish background fool you as it quotes from Bible scholars, especially Hector Avalos and Bart…
Every new year, many people will see a deluge of certain types of messages on social media. A barrage of messages commemorating the year that has passed, and countless messages…
Washington, D.C. — American Atheists released the sixth edition of its State of the Secular States report today. The organization’s annual policy publication is an in-depth analysis of state-level legislative…
Shaparak Khorsandi makes the case for rekindling the art of talking to strangers Read More New Humanist Articles and Posts
I’ve had some difficulty posting these slides from an online debate with Jimmy Akin, which was hosted by Capturing Christianity. Initially we had agreed to 20 minute openers but decided…
Theology is written this way, not history Devout scholars have been pondering—and arguing about—the four gospel endings for a long time now. Is there any way that these different endings…
I was approached by “Capturing Christianity” to debate Marian miracles in general. But I didn’t want to do that for a number of reasons. So I got them to focus…
Jacob Bloomfield’s new book, “Drag: A British History”, is an excellent introduction to the complexities of drag as “a queer art form” Read More New Humanist Articles and Posts
Like the birth of radio astronomy after the Second World War, neutrinos offer an entirely new way of seeing the Universe Read More New Humanist Articles and Posts