Plug-in Hybrids: The Cars that Will Recharge America

Sherry Boschert tells us all about plug-in hybrids:
Nov 4: Plug-in Hybrids: The Cars that Will Recharge America
Sherry Boschert, author of a new book of the above name, will discuss plug-in hybrid cars. Unlike conventional hybrid cars, which can’t run without gasoline, plug-in hybrids use gasoline or cheaper, cleaner, domestic electricity, or both. Whereas hydrogen fuel-cell […]

Origins of Supernatural Beliefs

Long-time Humanist Community member, Bob Stephens, Phd., tells us about the origins of supernatural beliefs:
Oct 28: Origins of Supernatural Beliefs
Clearly modern humans think both scientifically and mythologically — so, which came first and how do they relate to one another? Are the origins of supernatural religions mysterious or are they rationally explainable? In addition, how […]

Election Crisis: How to Restore Our Democracy

The Humanist Community Sunday Forum for October 21, 2007 featured Sherry Healy, co-founder of the California Election Protection Network.
Oct 21: Election Crisis: How to Restore Our Democracy
How will Debra Bowen’s bold new directives impact California’s election processes? What were the important, yet scarcely covered, election integrity revelations over the past three years that culminated in […]

What’s in a name

The post-theological umbrella

Humanist Community Committees

This chart contains the various committees in the Humanist Community in Silicon Valley. See committee-chart-2.pd
The contact information for the various committees can be obtained by contacting Paul Gilbert at paulgilbert@humanists.org.

What is the story of stuff?

Really cool video. Great for adults and children.
http://www.storyofstuff.com

March in London during the International Women’s Day.

Iranian Women Speak Out.
Source: New Internationalist (www.newint.org)

The “girl from Qatif”

Humanists Comment on Islam and the “Girl from Qatif”
A sensible approach to Islam

About Islam

Original article:
Islam’s Silent Moderates – By Ayaan Hirsi Ali – Dec. 7, 2007 – NY Times
Response to article:
Everything in Moderation – By Ali Eteraz – Dec. 11, 2007 – The Guardian Unlimited
 

Humanist myths?

Just yesterday over lunch, a bunch of us Humanists were talking about myth. It was an interesting conversation. Today, I came across this article from the Sydney Morning Herald called “The empty myths peddled by evangelists of unbelief” by John Gray.
What do you think? Are there myths that Humanists live by?