By David Warden What is Humanism For? by Richard Norman will be published on 24th June 2025 by Bristol University Press. David offers a...

Edited by David Warden Christians are taught to believe that life without God is meaningless and they use this belief as a rhetorical...

David Benatar, born in 1966, is a South African philosopher, academic, and author. He is best known for his advocacy of anti-natalism in...

How to Live to 100: What Will REALLY Help You Lead a Longer, Healthier Life? by Ariane Sherine and David Conrad was published in 2020....

Book review by David Warden Why Borders Matter: Why Humanity Must Relearn the Art of Drawing Boundaries (2020) by Frank Furedi Frank...

By David Warden In this month's edition of Humanistically Speaking, we address some of our concerns about the apparent long-term decline...

McWhorter has written this provocatively titled book as a polemic to inject some sanity into what he considers to be an unhinged debate.

By Dr Karen Blakeley Karen Blakeley spent ten years at the University of Winchester Business School specialising in leadership...

Biggar's overall conclusion is that the British Empire like all imperial ventures in history was ‘morally complicated and ambiguous.

Understanding Humanism by Andrew Copson, Luke Donnellan and Richard Norman was published in September 2022. Andrew is Chief Executive of...

Book review of Spare (2023) by Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex David Warden, a qualified humanistic counsellor, was shocked to discover...

Why Borders Matter: Why Humanity Must Relearn the Art of Drawing Boundaries (2020) by Frank Furedi, Emeritus Professor of Sociology at...