Encourage young scepticism
Claire Rayner calls for a sceptical education
Rationalism, Atheism & Humanism
The RPA at 100
This is a time for congratulations, for being thankful that the RPA has existed for a hundred years, and that it has done such good work.
Where Do We Go From Here?
The Rationalist Press Association was founded in 1899, the same year that Robert Ingersoll, the America’s leading agnostic of the nineteenth century, died. Both shared the same commitment to rationalism.…
Editorial: Simply Human
It may have come as something to a shock to Darwin's contemporaries to be told that we're really just animals.
Down to Earth
Murray Bookchin, who died in 2006, was the last of the great social ecologists. His ideas are more relevant than ever, says Brian Morris
End Game: States of disbelief
Atheists arenÂ’'t the most popular in America. Laurie Taylor reports
Census Questions
One of the first events of the 21st century will be the next Census. There has been a Census of the United Kingdom every ten years since 1801 (except for…
Hard brain, soft brain
Peter Atkins makes the case for hard thinking
Centenary Address
Hermann Bondi, President of the RPA, celebrates 100 years
Let Freedom not Wither
Poet Alan Brownjohn is glad to live in a secular country