Points of departure
More and more people are choosing humanist funerals. But what if you're after something a little more exotic? Sally Feldman suggests a new marriage of the secular and the sacred
More and more people are choosing humanist funerals. But what if you're after something a little more exotic? Sally Feldman suggests a new marriage of the secular and the sacred
Anti-Enlightenment dogma is creeping into public life in Orthodox eastern Europe, says Christopher Lord
Is the idea of 'the sacred' available to atheists? Richard Norman navigates the widely differing views at a recent humanist conference
Marilyn Mason applauds the inclusion of humanism in the new Religious Education
In an exclusive extract from his latest book, a Chaucerian pilgrimage to the remote past, Richard Dawkins roams the lost continent of Gondwana
Jim Herrick reconciles the mystic and the rational
Jonathan Derbyshire on a sophisticated and clear critique of theism
Christopher Duva longs for a godless homeland
The founder of the Gallup Organisation once said: "I could prove God statistically." How much should we trust these pollsters, asks Frank Jordans
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