From interior designer to poet of the grotesque – Owen Hatherley traces the evolution of a tortured artistic humanist
Even godless humanism needs a sense of the spiritual, says Paul Heelas
Doug Ireland welcomes a passionate and practical approach to secularism
Paul Sims finds out what’s behind the anarchic anti-cult group Anonymous
For years James Randi’s foundation has had a million dollars for anyone able to prove they have paranormal powers. But, he explains, in 2010 that money will be put to far better use
A simple suggestion that MPs leave their religious views outside Parliament turned me into a hate figure for Labour Party Catholics, says Mary Honeyball
We have already invented a way for the devout and the godless to get along in public, says Paul Kelly. We just have to believe in it
Recording his new radio play, Trevor Griffiths discovered the true revolutionary spirit of Tom Paine
Stephen Howe asks why Gordon Brown is endorsing Neocon history
As Sex and the City totters on to the big screen, Sally Feldman celebrates the agony and the ecstasy of the stiletto