By James Zimmerman If we take the word Cinema at its root (from the Greek kinesis, meaning “movement”), then pure cinema has been dying since the advent of synchronized sound. Too many movies are simply footage of people talking, or Read more
On Saturday, June 6 in Tuscon, AZ at the 68th Annual Conference of the American Humanist Association, Minnesota Atheists member, PZ Myers, author of the blog Pharyngula, and professor at the University of Minnesota, Morris, received the Humanist of the Read more
By Vic Tanner Believe every word it says, or dismiss it all as bunk, there is no question that the Judeo-Christian Bible is one of the most controversial and perplexing books ever compiled. Conservative Christians commonly claim that all events Read more
By Bjorn Watland Americans who do not believe in any gods (we would call them atheists, although they may not) are a large part of the population. Some polls would say that there are more atheists in America than Mormons Read more
By Matthew Richardson When I first met my new friend from Sierra Leone, we quickly got on to the subject of religion. To make a point, he asked me to touch to my nose. I looked at him without moving. Read more