Outlooks on Enlightenment
Simon Blackburn, Professor of Philosophy at Cambridge University and a member of the Humanist Philosophers' Group, takes a look at the relative merits of relativism, scepticism and humanism
Simon Blackburn, Professor of Philosophy at Cambridge University and a member of the Humanist Philosophers' Group, takes a look at the relative merits of relativism, scepticism and humanism
Professor Sir Harry Kroto talks to Shirley Dent about humanism, incredible molecules and building a better world.
Gill Watson, executive director of the Vega Trust, argues that the best communicators of science are... scientists.
Is Turkey a secular state? asks Matt Cherry
How much do we trust scientists? asks Tony Gilland
Stop respecting religion and start submitting it to the same scutiny as any other idea or argument, said Richard Dawkins, just months after 9/11
Turbans of the mind are disallowing and disavowing proper intellectual engagement with Islam.
Let loose the dogs of war? Noam Chomsky replies in an interview with Svetlana Vukovic.
There's only one really effective weapon in the war against terrorism. And that's the principles of Enlightenment civilisation, says Sanal Edamaruku
Are humans exceptional? That is have they developed beyond their evolved state? And what is the nature of human experience and behaviour asks Kenan Malik