Finding Awe and Wonder in the One World We Have by The Humanist
Many assume that non-theists’ focus on the physical world, instead of a supernatural outlook, takes away our ability to experience wonder and awe in our lives. But we don’t need…
The Comics Section: Confusing Feelings by The Humanist
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Confused By Feeling Joy by Peter Kuper, PoliticalCartoons.com The post The Comics Section: Confusing Feelings appeared first on TheHumanist.com. Read More TheHumanist.com
Next year, let’s remember the Pacific War by
As the 80th anniversary of 1945 approaches, the Pacific front of the Second World War must be commemorated too Read More New Humanist Articles and Posts
Remembering Marsha P. Johnson, Icon of Modern LGBTQ Rights Movement by The Humanist
On Saturday, we celebrated the birthday of LGBTQ rights pioneer and icon, Marsha P. Johnson. She would have been 79. Johnson will perhaps be best known as one of the…
Clare Chambers: “Digital filters alienate us from our actual bodies” by
We’re deciding to use more digital and cosmetic “tweaks” than ever. If it’s our choice, what’s the problem? Read More New Humanist Articles and Posts
Free Mubarak Bala by
The imprisoned Nigerian humanist has had his sentence reduced – but the scourge of blasphemy laws remains Read More New Humanist Articles and Posts
All Is Well on the Appalachian Trail — Or Is It? by The Humanist
Reassurance awaited me at every turn during my recent three-day backpacking trip on the Appalachian Trail. The ancient forest dazzled on the stretch of trail I covered along the Connecticut-New…
Snake in the grass by
British politics has never been so rife with defectors. Why does the feeling of being betrayed provoke such a powerful response? Read More New Humanist Articles and Posts
Phil Zuckerman, What Happens When Countries Lose Religion? by John W. Loftus
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Not even their voices! by Petros Tatsopoulos
Climate change and the accompanying prolonged summer laziness prevent us from realizing that in other parts of our planet there is a harsh winter – and I am not referring…