We publish New Humanist, a quarterly journal of ideas, science and culture.

No creepy deities are welcome when Ralph Jones ties the knot

As part of our Apostasy Project series Jonny Scaramanga, brought up a Christian fundamentalist, explains how he left the church

As part of our Apostasy Project series John Sargeant on how the isolation of a childhood in the Jehovah's Witnesses gave way to the joys and struggles of thinking for himself

Never mind Pope Francis's conciliatory words – the Catholic Church wants you to know that eternal damnation does lie in store

As part of our Apostasy Project series Nigerian Londoner Clive Aruede explains how an awareness of the wonders of the natural universe led him into atheism

The Reverend Brendan Johnson believes in God but not dogma. Which is why he supports our Apostasy Project

Despite its constitution guaranteeing free speech, Poland's blasphemy law serves to censor musicians and artists who fall foul of the Catholic establishment, writes Anna Vesterinen

The Pontiff suggests that even non-believers are redeemed through Christ, and urges everyone to 'just do good'

The historic same-sex marriage legislation for England and Wales is over its main Parliamentary hurdle. But humanist marriage is mysteriously jilted at the altar. Anna Vesterinen reports

With its focus on reason and evidence, our parallel assembly goes deeper than jeering and groupthink, says Adam Smith

As part of our Apostasy Project series Paul Beaumont explains the painful transition from active evangelical to proud atheist

As part of our Apostasy Project series former Catholic Rory Fenton on how he struggled free from the faith

We feel that by leaving Islam we have achieved a victory for freedom and overcome theocratic tyranny, and we'd like to help others do the same. We have an important story to tell. Which is why we are proud to call ourselves ex-Muslims