Practical Humanism

The latest accolade to the Melbourne-born philosopher, Professor Peter Singer of Princeton University, is worth one million dollars. Ever generous, Singer says he will donate the prize to charities, half […]

Secular spiritual care, as with religiously affiliated spiritual care, is a way of providing emotional-existential support to a person in crisis usually caused by illness, transition, trauma, or loss. Often […]

My day as a Humanist chaplain typically begins when I walk into a room and announce that I’m a volunteer with the pastoral care team checking on people who ticked […]