Religion

Are you sure that’s what they said? Down the rabbit hole of academic citations

Academic writers should always take care to check their citations – or they can find themselves repeating assertions based on a misread of a misread.

Why aliens look like demons to US Vice President JD Vance

In expressing his belief that aliens are actually demonic in nature, JD Vance reveals the instincts of his political base are to fear the different and unknown.

Richard Carlile – Science, Sex and Skepticism in 19th Century England

Somewhat forgotten in skeptical history, Richard Carlile may be the first identified atheist in print, having been tried for blasphemy for "The Age of Reason"

The Humanist Enabling Life Project – supporting victims of sharia attacks

The Humanist Enabling Life Project is a compassionate response to sharia amputations, murder, and other faith-based abuses in Nigeria.

Camp Quest UK returns, offering a secular space for families to explore

Camp Quest UK provides a freethinking niche for those who may not fit in traditional summer camps, to ask big, small and weird questions.

Encouraging non-belief and activism against witch hunts in black communities

Leo Igwe, director of the Advocacy for Alleged Witches, reports from Black Nonbelievers Seacon 2025, on the work of encouraging non-belief in Nigeria

The Good Counsel Network and young, anti-abortion Catholic women

The Good Counsel Network draws young Catholic women into the anti-abortion movement with support, community, and a sense of shared purpose

A forgotten sceptic: William M. Knox, the one-eyed atheist of Belfast

Writing in the late 1800s, Irish atheist William M. Knox took aim at the emerging trend of spiritualism, séances, and communicating with the dead
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