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    Feb 15

    Good morning! The Spring 2018 New Humanist is out today. Our cover theme is CLIMATE CHANGE. Read more and subscribe for just £27 a year:

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  2. 18 minutes ago

    "The trouble with the word “alcoholism” is that there isn’t 100 per cent agreement over what it means"

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    "As Bradshaw sees it, our attitude towards pets rests on the mistaken assumption that they are capable of intellectual processes comparable to our own."

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    "Many atheists accept that there are some good points about Christianity, particularly the 'primitive' variety preached by Jesus and his disciples"

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  5. 6 hours ago

    What now? Our writers on climate change and nature in the Spring 2018 New Humanist. Find out more and subscribe.

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    "It is possible that cataclysm, as a recurring motif in cultures around the world, provides an insight into how the human mind works: telling of a need for retribution or, at the very least, a dénouement."

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  7. 10 hours ago

    "In the US, one company has developed a wearable suit that uses mushroom spores to help the body decompose."

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  8. Apr 27

    How imperial nostalgia lives on in popular culture

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    Latour notes “I myself have spent some time in the past trying to show ‘the lack of scientific certainty’ inherent in the construction of facts.”

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  10. Apr 27

    What now? Our writers on climate change and nature in the Spring 2018 New Humanist. Find out more and subscribe.

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  11. Apr 27

    The worrying trend of attacks on environmental activists around the world

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  12. Apr 27

    "Collectively, we have some difficult decisions to make about what we choose to save and what we should accept we are going to lose."

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  13. Apr 27

    Subscribe to New Humanist and get a beautiful quarterly magazine of ideas delivered to your door. It is the rational thing to do.

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  14. Apr 27

    "Secularism is threatened not just by religious extremists, but also by conservatives and nationalists."

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  15. Apr 27

    Francis Beckett on the mixing of religion and authoritarianism

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  16. Apr 26

    As Westworld returns for season 2, read Mark Fisher's analysis of the show's twisted morality

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  17. Apr 26

    "Among the political frustrations of the 1990s was the retreat of feminist ideas of liberation and resistance into accommodation with the status quo."

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  18. Apr 26

    Domesticated animals have been part of human society for tens of thousands of years. But can we really call it friendship?

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    We're run by a 133 year-old charity dedicated to free thought. Subscribe, join the Rationalist Association, donate:

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  20. Apr 26

    "At a time when activists are looking back at the 1960s and 1970s for political projects that were never fully explored, this is a timely reminder of artistic experiments also sidelined by reactionary ideas"

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  21. Apr 26

    "Our landscapes are not innocent. Even the apparent wildness of the Scottish Highlands was man-made."

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