Rationalism, Atheism & Humanism – Page 33

Human folly

Half a millennium ago a book by a Catholic theologian unwittingly ignited a secular revolution. Matthew Adams salutes Erasmus

There are many ways not to believe. Jonathan Rée on the evoluton of atheist thought

David Cameron would like religious groups to deliver public services. But can they be trusted? asks James Gray

Is there a role for marriage in secular society, or should humanists rejoice in its withering along with religion? asks Pamela Haag

Adam Rutherford remembers getting atheists reciting the Lord's Prayer at last year's rationalist jamboree

It's pot luck for bankers' bonuses with New Humanist quizmaster Chris Maslanka

Richard Norman explores the matter of the human predicament

Keith Kahn-Harris discovers religion in modernity

Education is a fundamental concern for humanists – so it's no surprise that AC Grayling's New College is dividing opinion

Its difficult not to see the New College of the Humanities as misguided and anti-humanist, says Sally Feldman