Posted by Mike Daniels Featured Block, Religion & Politics Monday, May 31st, 2010 
A recent Gallup poll indicates that solid majorities of key demographics, even conservatives, support allowing gay or lesbian servicemembers to serve openly.
Posted by Creative Commons Science about Belief Monday, May 31st, 2010 
These days, Britain is one of the most atheistic countries around. Tom Rees explores one possible cause for this fairly recent transformation.
Posted by Dan Kelley Views Monday, May 31st, 2010 
Pope Benedict XVI hopes to improve the Church’s reputation among nonbelievers by debating “noble” atheists. Dan Kelley suggests a more effective approach.
Posted by Jenny Donati In Brief Saturday, May 29th, 2010 
Northern Ireland’s culture minister is pressuring the Ulster Museum to add a display extolling Creationism.
Posted by Mike Daniels Featured Block, Religion & Culture Saturday, May 29th, 2010 
A Gallup poll conducted earlier this month indicates that more Americans are identifying with no religious affiliation than ever before, while nearly 3 in 10 say religion is out of date.
Posted by Andrew Komar Secular Blogs Saturday, May 29th, 2010 The following series of blog posts is from my recent trip to the Baja Peninsula in Mexico, chronicling my associated adventures while touring the cave paintings at San Francisco de la Sierra. Today was an absolutely unreal day. Last night after we left the small town, we continued to travel through the desert at night for some time, which [...]
Posted by Jenny Donati Featured Block, Religion & Courts Saturday, May 29th, 2010 
A Malawi gay couple sentenced to 14 years hard labor under colonial-era laws was pardoned by the Malawi President today on humanitarian grounds, after a meeting with the UN Secretary General.
Posted by Jenny Donati Announcements Friday, May 28th, 2010 Here it is, 2 of 2. Getting it?
Posted by Jenny Donati Announcements Friday, May 28th, 2010 Why am I telling you this is “post 1 of 2″? Because Post 2 of 2 will come out after the process is complete and I’ve tweaked the various feeds. If you do not see Post 2 of 2 in about 10 minutes, please use the contact form on the site to tell me that [...]
Posted by Creative Commons Science about Belief Friday, May 28th, 2010 
Tom Rees reviews a study demonstrating that Protestants are more inclined to believe than atheists that writing something down makes it more likely to happen.