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Jonathan MS Pearce
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We are becoming more moral, not less. So why all the moaning to the contrary?

We shouldn’t rest on our moral laurels, but it's worth reminding ourselves how far we have come.

Adam Lee
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Petrostates fade, electrostates rise

The world is planning how to phase out fossil fuels, with or without the U.S.

Susan FourtanΓ©
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How close are we to space tourism?

We might be vacationing beyond Earth by 2050.

Adam Lee
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No religious revival, quiet or otherwise

Claims about a surge in young converts are wishful thinking based on no evidence.

Ulrich Stange
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Godless time: Time for a secular calendar

Time is measured by scientific standards, so why do we still use a calendar based on religion?

Bruce Ledewitz
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Secularism's third way

Does Eastern philosophy hold the answer to finding meaning in a godless world?

Adam Lee
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The colossal stupidity of war with Iran

An unwinnable war without a goal and with consequences for the world.

Adam Lee
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The era of Mamdani

This isn't how politics normally goes in America.

Tom Krattenmaker
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Negativland and me: Why we fall for hoaxes

Public gullibility was a problem in the 1980s when I was caught up in a famous media hoax. It’s worse today.

Phil Zuckerman
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The happiest nations on Earth are strongly secular

This correlation has staying power.

Tom Krattenmaker
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When it’s hell on the surface, it’s time to go deep

The perspective is out there.

Jonathan MS Pearce / Brendan Kelley
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The future of murder

A 'guided missile for the poor' is changing the face of targeted killing.