philosophy

M L Clark
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Strange New Worlds: Star Trek’s return to humanist form

Reading Time: 9 minutes I almost didn’t watch Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, which started airing this month. I’m glad I did: it’s deservedly being called the best of the recent Treks, and there’s a lot to be said about this series as a humanist. I had reason to be reluctant. The franchise hasn’t be

Jonathan MS Pearce
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An ethical maze: Designing babies for a greater good?

Reading Time: 16 minutes “At ten months old, we were told he would need a heart transplant. There was no cure for his condition, so we would have to go to Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital at some point. If they had a bed. And a heart. And agreed to the procedure.” Great Ormond Street, the fam

James Croft
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The resurrection of Ethical Culture

This one’s for my people.

James Croft
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Ethical Culture is dead. Long live congregational humanism!

I can pinpoint the exact moment I realized Ethical Culture was dead.