Spirited away
Some atheists start believing in anything after they give up believing in God, says Meera Nanda
Some atheists start believing in anything after they give up believing in God, says Meera Nanda
Natural selection applies to everything. Ideas evolve just as life does, says Susan Blackmore
We all need rituals, says Dave Belden
We have all the rituals we need, counters AC Grayling
India's rationalists are on the frontline of the battle between science and superstition. Caspar Melville reports on their fight to debunk "holy men"
Jane Wynne Willson remembers an extraordinary man
Nina Power has some doubts about a new history of scepticism
History is much on our minds this issue. This month we celebrate our 120th birthday.
New Humanist was launched under the title Watts's Literary Guide 120 years ago this month. Jonathan Rée digs in the archives
Terry Sanderson warns that conscience chemists are coming your way