Under the microscope
Jonathan Rée on Daniel Dennett's attempt to do away with religion scientifically
Jonathan Rée on Daniel Dennett's attempt to do away with religion scientifically
Some atheists start believing in anything after they give up believing in God, says Meera Nanda
Rather than bicker with believers, we should join forces with them, says Bernard Crick
Laurie Taylor finds out how long we've got
Ben Marshall embraces his phobia
Why do all the major religions have a fetish about women's hair? Sally Feldman celebrates a hidden source of power
Paul Kurtz reviews a new book on American fundamentalism
A new film threatens to explode Christianity's central myth. Director Brian Flemming asks what if Jesus didn't exist
It's not just China that is preventing the emergence of a modern Tibet. Western romantic delusions are just as stifling, argues novelist Jamyang Norbu
Caspar Melville reports on the resurrection of religion in black popular music