Gay marriage passes Commons test
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
Human Rights & Ethics
My Apostasy Story: Paul Beaumont
As part of our Apostasy Project series Paul Beaumont explains the painful transition from active evangelical to proud atheist
My Apostasy Story: Rory Fenton
As part of our Apostasy Project series former Catholic Rory Fenton on how he struggled free from the faith
Thanks Salman
Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses cracked the skin of Tauriq Moosa's faith. And he's eternally grateful for that.
The importance of being ex-Muslim
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…
My Apostasy Story: Anonymous
As part of our Apostasy Project series we talk to an ex-Muslim who is unable to reveal her identity for fear of the impact on her family
My Apostasy Story: Lola Tinubu
As part of the Apostasy Project series Lola Tinubu explains what she gave up and what she gained when she came out as an atheist
The Apostasy Project: Introduction
Alom Shaha explains why he thinks it is vital to provide support and resources to those who are questioning, or seeking to leave, their religion
Suffering is not beautiful
Giles Fraser's grisly Christian ethic of noble suffering is an unwelcome distraction from the vital debate over euthanasia, says Tauriq Moosa
Book review: Control Order House by Edmund Clark
Edmund Clark's eerily mundane collection of photographs and documents reveals the sinister reality of suspected terrorists confined without trial in suburbia