Ask American adults across the political spectrum to name a U.S. Supreme Court case and the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision or the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision are the…
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Binge reading the gospels has never caught on. It would be easy to come up with a couple dozen Jesus quotes from the gospels, and run them by devout church-goers,…
Remember Dr. Don McIntosh’s response to my article on horrendous suffering, LINK? My response to him on Secular Web just dropped. I agreed to a 3,000+ word limit with the agreement…
While theists often focus on their relationship with gods and connected spirits, non-theists focus on our relationship with others and the impact of our connected actions. But we must not…
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Technology is enabling us to retreat from the outside world. But we should resist the urge – for ourselves and for each other Read More New Humanist Articles and Posts