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A joke from the master of irreverencethe late George Carlin.
...an assortment of cartoons and comic strips about humanism, atheism, religion, science and freethought.
HNN Readers React
Anger at one's family and anger at oneself: Sweet Reason tells us how to cope.
Marriage and Family therapist Marilyn LaCourt tells parents why they shouldn't trick their kids into being honest.
Destroying a native culture by Christianizing their children: the history of Aboriginals in Canada.
A study by the Pew Forum raises some startling questions about nonbelievers who believe in God.
Warren Allen Smith gives atheist-comedian George Carlin a grand send off.
IHS Grant Fund to change giving strategy.
This is the transcript from Humanist Network News #31 podcast, which was a special promotional show containing excerpts from dozens previously released HNN interviews, including Sir Salman Rushdie, Richard Dawkins, E.O. Wilson and many other notable humanists. Old interviews are re-mastered for improved sound quality.
This month's Humanist Network News podcast is modeled after the popular National Public Radio program StoryCorps. In this program we hear the personal stories of humanists from Scotland, Africa, the Netherlands, Malaysia, Brazil and the U.S.
Humanists have a responsibility to combat irrationality in the world, and to support the efforts of groups that are doing so every day.
Stuck in your shell?
...an assortment of cartoons and comic strips about humanism, atheism, religion, science and freethought.
HNN Readers React
Reader wishes his wife would "grow out" of her faithfor the sake of their children.
Doug Thomas doesn't like numbers: an English teacher's lament about grading.
Sweet Reason reviews a new documentary on a subject close to her heart.
Taking lemons and making lemonadethrough gay activism.
The 2008 World Humanist Conference may have given birth to a new national LBGT humanist organization.
A joke from the Bible Belt.
...an assortment of cartoons and comic strips about humanism, atheism, religion, science and freethought.
Who needs the supernatural when this world presents us with its own marvels? A roundup of the bizarre.
HNN Readers React
Who has the right to shape your child's mind?
What we should tell our kids about masturbation.
The second part of a series about Canada's shifting attitude towards its military defense policy.
Representatives of the Institute heads to D.C. hoping to hear your stories.
When gay wasn't good: a long, painful chapter from gay history.
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