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The Humanist, Nov/Dec 2009$2.00 The Humanist, Nov/Dec 2009. This month's articles include: - Humanist of the year. - Greg Epstein's book: Good Without God. - Memoir of a spiritual refugee. - Humanist essay contest winners. - Have dogs become our gods? And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine September/October 2009
$2.00 Humanist Magazine September/October 2009. This month's articles include: The HUMANIST Interview with Neil deGrasse Tyson by Jennifer Bardi Everyone’s favorite astrophysicist on what it takes to enlighten the public. Musings of a Solo-ist Astrophysicist by Neil deGrasse Tyson The AHA awardee discusses humanism, black holes, and the expanding universe and reveals why he won’t debate irrational people and why he will continue to say “Godspeed.” An "Eco" Systems Approach: Reproductive Rights Go Green by Joni Baird Baptism in Broad-mindedness: Saving Future Teachers from Creationism by Clay Farris Naff [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine July/August 2009$2.00 Humanist Magazine July/August 2009. This month's articles include: - Has torture become sacred? - Who ordered it, and who condones it? - Gay marriage and the 'bigot' card. - The hidden history of the ERA. - "Star Trek made me an atheist!" - Interview with William Lobdell. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Medical Marijuana News May/June 2009
$1.00 Medical Marijuana News May/June 2009. Based out of Denver CO, this magazine is a great source of information about medical marijuana and its pain relieving properties. The Medical Marijuana News web site has lots more news, information, interviews, advice, and tips for those who might benefit from this increasingly popular natural remedy. 43 pages. [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine May/June 2009$2.00 Humanist Magazine May/June 2009. This month's articles include: - (Mis)Education - What does it mean to teach children well? - Christian reform schools and faith-based initiatives. - Dissecting the apple - what bible literacy programs might reveal. - Saved? Orphans of Operation Babylift aren't so sure. - Rational Sunday school. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine March/April 2009$2.00 Humanist Magazine March/April 2009. This month's articles include: - America supports its troops? - Secular soldiers speak out. - The problem with conscientious objection. - Show me a religious liberal! - Presenting Humanism. - Evangelizing: The good, the bad and the ugly. and much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine September/October 2008$2.00 Humanist Magazine September/October 2008. This edition's articles include: - Shades of Green: Environmental alternatives for a post-oil future. - Biodiesel vs Ethanol. - Redesigning walkable cities. - The greenest diet. - Ecovillages. - Robert Crum's short history of America. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine July/August 2008$2.00 Humanist Magazine July/August 2008. The Literature Edition's articles include: - Inspired writers. - Humanist lit crit. - Your brain on figurative language. - Original poetry and short fiction. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine May/June 2008$2.00 Humanist Magazine May/June 2008. This edition's articles include: - A Humanist Manifesto turns 75! - Oxford's $4 million question. - How the Bad Boy of Synthetic Science is Changing the World. - Tribalism and Demagoguery on Campus. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine March/April 2008$2.00 Humanist Magazine March/April 2008. This edition's articles include: - Toying With The Middle East. - Tribal Bonds in Pakistan. - Who Killed Off The Left? - Lester R Brown on the role of water. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine January/February 2008$2.00 Humanist Magazine January/February 2008. This edition's articles include: - Exploring the Boundaries: Can science replace religion in a post-theological realm? - Ayaan Hirsi Ali's war against Islam. - An ethical war? The invasion or liberation of Iraq. - A sensible approach to Islam. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine November/December 2007$2.00 Humanist Magazine November/December 2007. This edition's articles include: - Why is Humanism not the preeminent belief of humankind? - Monastery & State, politicized monks in Burma. - Revisiting Stephen Jay Gould. - Joyce Carol Oates, 2007 Humanist of the Year. - Robin Morgan, 2007 Humanist Heroine. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine September/October 2007$2.00 Humanist Magazine September/October 2007. This edition's articles include: - Evangelism at The Air Force Academy. - Dynamics in secular circles. - Can meditation be bad for you? - The rise of Christian Nationalism. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine May/June 2007$2.00 Humanist Magazine May/June 2007. This month's articles include: - Portraits of activism. - The feminist mistake. - The dark ages of social science. - The 'designer water' war. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine November/December 2006$2.00 Humanist Magazine November/December 2006. Featuring articles on: - What really matters to values voters. - Massive election fraud in Mexico, ignored by US media. - Castro's hand in US elections. - Healthcare crises in New Orleans. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State May 2006 magazine$1.00 This months articles include: - Texas preacher Scarborough's 'war on Christians' - Secretive Catholic group's political role in DC - Opus Dei and Robert Hanssen - Bush touts political agenda at Catholic prayer breakfast ...and much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, September/October 2006$2.00 This month's articles include:
Apocalypse of the US as the leading world power |
The Humanist, January/February 2006$2.00 Cover Story: Torture by Proxy: secret prisons, unknown prisoners. Featuring articles on: - Extraordinary Rendition - Abuse and torture at Guantanamo Bay - Lost perspectives in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict - The victims and the furies in American courts - The African AIDS crisis and international indifference - Creative controversy: beyond the Alito battle, creating democratic change Plus much more! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine March/April 2006$2.00 Humanist Magazine March/April 2006. Featuring articles on: The Iraq War three years in. Yes, we murder journalists. Warrantless wiretaps and you. Tragedy and disillusionment in WV. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine September/October 2005$2.00 Humanist Magazine September/October 2005. Featuring articles on: Inside US prisons. Biased survey on religion and youth. America's real traditional values. The dirty side of the drug war. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine January/February 2004
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Humanist Magazine July/August 2002$2.00 Humanist Magazine July/August 2002. Featuring articles on: Origins of the Middle East conflict. The right to be free. The tragedy of being born female. Crisis in the Catholic Church. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine May/June 2002$1.00 Humanist Magazine May/June 2002. Featuring articles on: Liberating the human spirit. Women's empowerment in Afghanistan. Islam and terrorism. Whem Muslim nations embrace secularism. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine May/June 2001$2.00 Humanist Magazine May/June 2001. Featuring articles on: Big brother is watching. Science of mind reading. Psychology of biblicism. Ethics, government & security. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine July/August 2000$2.00 Humanist Magazine July/August 2000. Featuring articles on: Student activism three decades after Kent State. Can capital punishment be humane? Is abortion genocide? The evolution of moral values. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, December 2005$1.00 This months articles include:
- Iowa inmate indoctrination on trial: AU challenges taxpayer-funded prisoner indoctrination |
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The Humanist, May-June 2005$2.00 Cover Story: The Future of Immortality. Other articles include: - Better Living Through Transhumanism - Essay Contest Winners - The Case Against Sweeatshops - Cultural Imperialism: An American Tradition - The Privacy Paradox Plus more [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, July-August 2005$2.00 Cover Story: Historical Amnesia Other articles include: - Sunset Can Be Glorious - After Fifty Years, Do We Remember Our Humanity? - Rio de Janeiro: Microcosm of the Future - Third in a Series: the Stain of War on Culture,br> Plus more. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, March-April 2005$2.00 Cover Story: Sanctifying the State Other articles include: - The Stain of War on Culture - The Tsunami Disaster - School Censorship - Medicine and Money Plus more. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, January-February 2005$2.00 Cover Story: Will Reality Collapse the Bush Universe? Other articles include: - Follow the Nonexistent Paper Trail - I Teach, Therefore I am - Why We Are Still Losing the Winnable Cancer War Plus more. [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, December 2004$0.50 This month's articles include: - The Religious Right and Election 2004: Is the Victory of the 'Moral Values' Voter a Media Myth? - Commandments Controversy: Conflict Over Decalogue Arrives at Supreme Court - Religious Liberty Test: Supreme Court to Consider Federal Religious Liberty Law Plus much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, November-December 2004$2.00 Cover Story: The Sexual Revolution is Over. Now What? Other articles are: - Technology and Tomorrow: A Challenge to Liberty - Militarism: A Way of Life Plus much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, October 2004$0.50 This month's articles include: - Behind Closed Doors: Who is the Council for National Policy? - Culture War Casualties: Republicans, Democrats Target Churches for Partisan Politics - Politics in the Pulpit: What Would Jefferson Do? - Legacy of Liberty: Pastor John Leland Fought to Protect Religion from Government Plus much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, September 2004$0.50 This month's articles include: - Busted: AU Files IRS Complaint Against Jerry Falwell Ministries - Church Service or Campaign Comercial? - Targeting Public Schools: Religious Right Tries Back-Door Evangelism Plus much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, September-October 2004$2.00 Cover story: The Fatal Flaws of Faith-based Favoritism Other articles include: - The Atomic Fish: The Rising Controversy of Genetically Modified Pets - Is Scientology in Your Schools? - Jesus, Mel Gibson, and the Demon Jew Plus much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, May-June 2004$2.00 Cover Story: The Future of Immortality Other articles include: - Better Living Through Transhumanism - The Case Against Sweatshops - Cultural Imperialism: An American Tradition - The Privacy Paradox Plus much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, March/April 2004$2.00 Cover story: The Democratic Ideal versus the State of the Union. Other articles are: - Corporate Supremacy and the Erosion of Democracy - Ending the Fool's Game; Saving Civilization - The Lackawana Six and Rambo III - Just War Doctrine in an Age of Hyperpolitics - The Case for Multilateralism - Can a Humanist Be a Political Conservative? As well as additional stories and articles of interest to Humanists. [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, February 2004$0.50 This month's articles include: - Pulpit Politics: Religious Right Leaders Press For Church Electioneering Bill - Project Fair Play: AU To Educate Religious Leaders About Church Electioneering - Holy Orders?: Catholic Bishops Demand That Officeholders Follow Church Law - Of Popes And Power: In The Middle Ages, The Vatican Reigned Supreme. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, November/December 2003$2.00 Cover Story: Women's Equality Under Attack Never has the hard-won progress in securing women's rights in general and reproductive freedom in particular been more in jeopardy than it is in the United States today. The anti-choice movement wants a "human life" amendemnt to the U.S. Constitution that would, for pregnant women, force childbirth by law and thereby put government in charge of one of the most intimate aspects of women's lives. Furthermore, if Bush is elected for four more years, his appointees to the federal judiciary won't only be the undoing of Roe v. Wade but of the right to birth control as well. This is a profoundly Humanist issue. And it is why women are renewing the mobilizing spirit, with a plan to march on Washington, DC, in April 2004 Buy Nothing, Improve Everythingby Ilana Boivie Western society has become increasingly gluttonous - those in rich nations eat, purchase, and generally consume far more than those in poorer nations. This is no victimless crime, as consumerism promtes the corporatism that takes advantage of workers. Buy Nothing Day, an international initiative against purchasing on the day after Thanksgiving, encourages remonstration against this flawed economic structure. Partners As Parents: Challenges Faced by Gays Denied Marriageby Charlene Gomes Efforts to legalize gay marriage aren't simply about giving full recognition to same-sex relationships; they are also about recognizing and serving the best interests of millions of children who have same-sex parents. Behind Bush's Drive To Warby Joaquin Cabrejas Lookingt deeper into recent revelations about the number of well-placed neoconservatives in the Bush administration, one discovers that the "national greatness" ideology of this faction, while not inherently religious in itself, justifies the use of religion to arouse the public and manipulate those in power. The result has been a religious president who has launched two wars in two years. Rescuing a Planet Under Stressby Lester R. Brown Humanity is taking more from the Earth than it can give back, leading the world directly toward an international food crisis that will affect us all. But there's still time to prevent disaster if the United States takes the lead in an immediate, all-out effort of global proportions. Medical Education's Dirtiest Secretby M. H. Klaiman Serious litigation and legislation are now being directed toward ending physical and psychological abuses of hospital interns and residents - abuses which contribute to the nearly ten thousand patient deaths per year caused by provider error. [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, November 2003$0.50 Articles in this issue include.... Devious Design: "Intellegent Design" advocates Target Texas and other States. Wrecking Crew: Bush "Faith-Based" Orders seek to Knock Down Wall Nuke the State Department?. Robertson Drops a Bomb [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, September/October 2003
$2.00 Cover Story: How Abuses Are Contracted Out [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, September 2003This month's cover story: Appeals Court To Roy Moore: Thou Shalt Not Merge Church and State! [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, July/August 2003
$2.00 Cover Story: Effects Of The War In Iraq [Order] [Checkout] |
Freethought Today, August 2003$0.50 In this issue: La Crosse Commandments Must Move, Sign Up For FFRF Convention, Newdow's Pledge Recitation, Award-Winning Student Essays, Black Collar Crime Blotter, and much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, July/August 2003This month's cover story: Vouchers Reloaded: Will Joshua Davey's Supreme Court Case Cause The Church-State Wall To Come Tumbling Down? [Order] [Checkout] |
Freethought Today, June/July 2003$0.50 In this issue: Pledge Case Gathers Momentum, FFRF Convention to Meet in Washington, D.C., Black Collar Crime Blotter, and much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, June 2003This month's cover story: Charter For Controversy: Publicly Funded Charter Schools Pose Church-State Problems [Order] [Checkout] |
Freethought Today, May 2003$0.50 In this issue: Foundation Challenges Montana Entanglement, Panel Decision Appears to Open Pandora's Box, Black Collar Crime Blotter, and much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, May 2003$0.50 This month's cover story: Faith-Based Victory: Senate Approves CARE Act Without Anti-Separation Provisions. [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, April 2003This month's cover story: The Forgotten Founder: Roger Williams and 'Soul Liberty'. [Order] [Checkout] |
Freethought Today, April 2003$0.50 In this issue: Congress Sells Out Constitution, It Pays To Complain: Oklahoma City Removes 30-Fott Cross, Black Collar Crime Blotter, and much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, March/April 2003
$2.00 Cover Story: Religious Organizations and Environmental Groups: Together for a Greener Earth? [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, March 2003This month's cover story: Colson Prison Blues: Americans United Challenges 'Faith-Based' Program THat Merges Religion And Government [Order] [Checkout] |
Freethought Today, March 2003$0.50 In this issue: HUD's Faith-based Fiat, Flood of "Faith-based" Funding Proposals Unleashed by Bush, Black Collar Crime Blotter, and much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
Freethought Today, December 2002$0.50 In this issue: Three Groups Join Foundation Faith Works Fight, "Equal Time" Winter Solstice Sign Returns to Wisconsin Capitol, and much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, December 2002This month's cover story: Americans United, Allies Win Lawsuit Against Alabama Judge Roy Moore's Ten Commandments Display [Order] [Checkout] |
Freethought Today, November 2002$0.50 In this issue: Bush's Welfare-for-Religion Push Expands, Two FFRF Lawsuits Head to Appeals Court, Black Collar Crime Blotter, and much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, September 2002$0.50 This month's cover story: Strange Bedfellows: Why The Religious Right And The Bush Administration Are Teaming Up With Islamic Theocracies At The U.N. - And What It Means For The World's Families [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, September/October 2002
$1.00 Cover Story: Are We Past Hope? [Order] [Checkout] |
Freethought Today, August 2002$0.50 In this issue: La Crosse Lawsuit Filed, Ninth Circuit Court Pledges Support to Constitutional Principle, Black Collar Crime Blotter, and much more. [Order] [Checkout] |
Freethought Today, May 2002$0.50 Freethought Today is the only freethought newspaper in North America, is published 10 times a year. Edited by Annie Laurie Gaylor, Freethought Today, it covers timely news related to state/church separation and includes articles of interest to freethinkers. It features the sobering "Black Collar Crime Blotter", and includes a great collection of pedophilic priest cartoons. This issue also contains a story about the removal of a "10 Commandments" monument from a courthouse lawn marking the end of a long and successful legal fight by FFRF. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, March/April 2002
$0.50 Cover Story: Halt and Show Your Papers! [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, January/February 2002$0.50 Cover Story: Preserve It or Lose It - Our 200 Years of Church State Separation Click here for listing of feature articles. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, March/April 2001$0.50 Cover Story: The New Peace Initiative Click here for listing of feature articles. [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine July/August 2000$2.00 Humanist Magazine July/August 2000. Featuring articles on: Student activism three decades after Kent State. Can capital punishment be humane? Is abortion genocide? The evolution of moral values. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, March/April 2000$0.50 Cover Story: Humanity's Juncture - Abandoning the Road of War for the Road to Peace Click here for listing of feature articles. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, May/June 1999$0.50 Cover Story: New Bedlam: Jails - Not Psychiatric Hospitals - Now Care for the Indigent Mentally Ill Click here for listing of feature articles. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, March/April 1999$0.50 Cover Story: The World's Youngest Political Prisoner Click here for listing of feature articles. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, September/October 1998$0.50 Cover Story: Remembering the Human Face of War Click here for listing of feature articles. [Order] [Checkout] |
Church & State, May 1998$0.50 This month's cover story: Family Feud: Focus On The Family's James Dobson Dares To Discipline The GOP - And Maybe America [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, January/February 1998$0.50 Cover Story: Combating the Crisis in Civil-Military Relations Click here for listing of feature articles. [Order] [Checkout] |
The Humanist, May/June 1997$0.50 Cover Story: America's Favorite Addictions Click here for listing of feature articles. [Order] [Checkout] |
Humanist Magazine May/June 2001$2.00 Humanist Magazine May/June 2001. Featuring articles on: Big brother is watching. Science of mind reading. Psychology of biblicism. Ethics, government & security. And much more besides! [Order] [Checkout] |
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