See India's leading rationalist discuss his work and his fight against blasphemy charges
Though belief in religion is on the wane, angels have never been more popular. Why’s that? asks Sally Feldman
The case of Margaret Wisele in Malawi, a woman who had her leg hacked off because she was accused of witchcraft, reminds us of the vital importance of campaigning for reason.
The tale of a funeral in rural Nigeria provides a fascinating insight into humanism in Africa
The latest RA Podcast features Alom Shaha on Islam's evolution problem, Jim Al-Khalili on a new approach to religious debate, Chris Stedman on the merits of interfaith, and Stewart Lee on the things parents do to get their darlings into school
Are religion and humanism really opposites, as AC Grayling suggests in his new book? Tony McKenna sees some grey areas
John Gray is one of our most celebrated contemporary thinkers, and an atheist. So why is he in constant, tetchy, conflict with prominent humanists – are their arguments really so incompatible? JP O’Malley finds out
The British Humanist Association have a new president, theoretical physicist and science broadcaster Jim Al-Khalili. What can we expect from him? Caspar Melville finds out
It's been going from strength to strength since it launched in London in January, and now you can help the godless congregation go national
Unlike some atheists, New Humanist editor Caspar Melville thinks that debate between the religious and non-religious can be fruitful. But after appearing alongside a pair of Muslim speakers at a London student event, he's having second thoughts