Robert Conner Shared THIS! by John W. Loftus
LINK. It’s pretty depressing for reasonable people in the U.S. as many readers will probably agree. For my part, I’m considering living in a different country for awhile. đ No,…
Bertrand Russellâs Celestial Teapot Is More Credible than the Christian God by David Madison
The quest for solid god-evidence has yielded nothing Thereâs been a cartoon floating around on Facebook for a while, depicting a Christian woman asking a man, âWhatâs it like being…
A dangerous calculation by
Effective altruism has suffered a blow, but the extreme ideas surrounding it have infiltrated some of our most powerful organisations   Read More  New Humanist Articles and PostsÂ
Before You Decide to Come Out as an Atheist… by Courtney Heard
Letâs not sugarcoat it: coming out as an atheist is a challenge. In some parts of the world, itâs about as safe as taking health advice from RFK Jr. There…
ErdoÄanâs Palestine problem by
Turkey has declared itself a defender of Palestine. But now the people are demanding action and the state is crushing dissent   Read More  New Humanist Articles and PostsÂ
Understanding why we age by
Machine learning is being used to understand why some people age quicker than others   Read More  New Humanist Articles and PostsÂ
Sponsor Refugees Now Before Trumps Ends Key Programs to Help by The Humanist
Over 100 million people around the world have been displaced by war, persecution, and natural disasters. The Welcome Corps, a U.S. Department of State program started during the Biden Administration,…
How Beirutis became aid workers overnight by
Under Israel’s strikes, ad hoc humanitarian organisations are springing up across the Lebanese capital   Read More  New Humanist Articles and PostsÂ
The Blasphemy of Heliocentrism by Daniel Mocsny
The Pareto distribution of bible verse citations If youâve listened to many church sermons, you may have noticed that they often cite verses from the churchâs preferred translation of the…
The Oblivious Devout Keep Christianity Chugging Along by David Madison
But its god, like thousands of others, will end up on the scrapheap of historyMany years ago I was the pastor of a small church in a small town in…