Already influential, secular voters will soon be the dominant voice in US elections, says political analyst Juhem Navarro-Rivera.
Author and law professor Bruce Ledewitz warns that the rejection of objective morality and meaning imperils the future we claim to want.
Tick tick, y'all.
If our system of punishment continues to revolve around deprivation, the future will always include some version of a dark hole in the ground.
We just aren't wired to grok this kind of interaction.
It's no surprise that Trump benefits from a feature you've seen on bad television.
The future of evangelical Christianity is looking exceedingly grim.
Solarpunk offers a potent narrative space for imagining secular worlds to come, and how to get there.
After a while, it was hard to remember why we'd drawn the lines to begin with.
Does secularism have room for elements of human life traditionally associated with God?
"Why wait 100,000 years for natural selection to do its job?"
Our shiny new toy is solving exactly the wrong problem.