What living without religion looks like in practice. These articles cover the ordinary challenges and quiet freedoms of a secular life, from family and festivals to grief, community and the question of how an atheist finds meaning and lives well.
Secular grief is not grief with the comfort stripped away. It is a distinct process with its own integrity, resources, and demands. Here is what it actually looks like.
Does secular grief lack comfort? Read Post »
Religion lacks evidence for God, so it leans on recurring logical fallacies instead. The 25 most common religious fallacies, and why each one fails.
The 25 Most Common Religious Fallacies Read Post »
Humans create gods to explain fear, death, morality and meaning. This long form analysis explores the psychology, history and social forces that make belief endure.
Why We Search for Gods: The Psychology, History and Human Need Behind Religion Read Post »
Eight of the best atheist books that shaped modern thought, from Dawkins and Hitchens to Russell and Camus, with a simple order to read them in.
The Best Atheist Books That Shaped Modern Thought Read Post »
How women in religion history were silenced, from the story of Eve to Taliban morality law, and how they are reclaiming the right to speak.
Half a Face, Half a Freedom: When God Spoke Only to Men Read Post »
How organised religion turns fear and loss into opportunity, and why tragedy remains the most reliable fuel for the survival of faith.
Every Tragedy is a Gift to Religion Read Post »
