
50ish nonreligious books to read this summer
Hello reader — and happy summer reading! We hope you’re enjoying our Summer Reading Challenge (you can learn more about it here), and we wanted

Hello reader — and happy summer reading! We hope you’re enjoying our Summer Reading Challenge (you can learn more about it here), and we wanted

A new Pew survey has found that many Americans support teacher-led prayer in public schools. Cue the inevitable headlines. But buried beneath the topline is

Every Dec. 10, the world commemorates Human Rights Day — the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). This document proclaimed a revolutionary

When I climbed the huge ancient Toltec pyramid in Cholula, Mexico, last year, guess what I found at the top? A Catholic church! Catholicism —

I have a special birthday. It is the farthest away from Christmas you can go in either direction. On June 25, I can point

When a government official uses their position to push religious beliefs, that’s a church-state violation. When they use it to extract money from vulnerable people

Mike Judge’s satirical film “Idiocracy,” released back in 2006, painted a bleak and exaggerated picture of a future in which intelligence and critical thinking has

In honor of Black History Month, below are highlights of some of the many distinguished Black freethinkers, past and present, who have made known their

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