Moral education in the secular state
This article first appeared in Philosophy Now Precise definitions of what make a state secular vary but three aspects are…
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Interview for Canadian Atheist: History of Humanism
Scott Douglas Jacobsen: I wanted to talk about humanism: the hows and whys, the theoretical and practical, and so on….
It’s time to end education’s historic deference to religion
The support of successive governments for faith schools has encouraged religious groups to believe they have total control over children’s…
Hamza case shows Government’s dangerous lack of understanding of humanists’ beliefs and rights to protection
Yesterday my colleagues and I delivered 12,500 signatures to Downing Street urging the Government to overturn their appalling decision to…
Humanism and Secularism in Modern Society: an interview for Conatus News
I wanted to talk about humanism: the hows and whys, the theoretical and practical. To begin, what is humanism properly…
Interview for Balancing Beliefs project
I was delighted to take part as an interviewee for the Balancing Beliefs project run by Manchester and Nottingham Trent…
A tribute to Josh Kutchinsky
Yesterday was the funeral of Josh Kutchinsky, humanist campaigner and ambassador, and a chance to remember a colleague, friend, and…
Interview: ‘Secularism is under threat’
Q&A with Andrew Copson, chief executive of Humanists UK and author of Secularism: Politics, Religion, and Freedom. How would you…