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Is love, as the Beatles say, really all we need? On Sunday, May 20, 1:30pm, we’re excited to host Dr. Paul Zak (“Doctor Love”), a neuroscientist and leading researcher on the brain science of love and trust. Dr. Zak is … Continue reading
5/17/12 1:30pm HHA Welcome Reception Come join the Harvard Humanist Alumni in welcoming our newest alums into the network! All community members are invited; graduating seniors are especially encouraged to attend. Refreshments and wine (21+) will be served. Location: 12 Eliot … Continue reading
Give your feedback on Part III of John Sias’s new book. What are the most common questions posed to Humanists on values and ethics and how do you answer them? Continue reading
Give your feedback on Part II of John Sias’s upcoming book about Humanism! Continue reading
Reflections on science’s past and future, and the value of ritual Continue reading
Part of a Series: A Home of Our Own: The Need for Humanist Societies This series offers practical advice about finding and starting Humanist communities. If you’re interested in being part of an existing humanistic community, you might enjoy learning … Continue reading
Tom Flynn, in his recent Free Inquiry Op Ed Why Seculars Don’t Sing, sets out to do “something staunch seculars seldom do”: explain the source of their discomfort with ritual and with collective expression of their values such as singing. James Croft responds. Continue reading
The Annual Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award in Cultural Humanism is presented at Harvard University each year by the Harvard Secular Society on behalf of the Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard and the American Humanist Association. Selected by a committee of 20-30 … Continue reading
A hopeful Humanist reflects on recent human outrages. Continue reading
Jeffrey Falick, the Atheist Rabbi, reviews Alain de Botton’s controversial recent book “Religion for Atheists”. Continue reading
