Like tectonic plates colliding, humanism and the humanities are confronting movements that question long-held definitions of the human person.
In times of philosophical/cultural/political/racial/ethnic/gender — you name it — discord and division like we experience today, it is more important than ever to ...
One of the quirks of book publishing is that a finished manuscript can sit around for nearly a year before it finally appears in hardcover. For most authors, this long liminal existence is a source of ...
The following post is adapted from the newly released Creating Change Through Humanism by Roy Speckhardt Humanism—the not so radical idea that you can be good without a god— doesn’t particularly sound ...
To commentators on Fox news, this is a no-brainer. Of course, humanism is completely hedonistic, they’d pontificate. Assuming some sort of ultimate moral authority, pundits from Bill O’Reilly to Glenn ...
India, March 29 -- In the 1960s, when Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya delivered his four seminal lectures in Bombay, the world was a theatre of rigid binaries. To be "modern" was to choose a side in a Cold ...
Religions, despite what people think of as their personal consolations, have not served the world well. They create division and conflict, they impose unlivable moralities of denial and limitation, ...
Tom Peters' first book In Search of Excellence, which became a bestseller, was published in 1982. It sold 3 million copies in its first four years, and was the most widely held monograph in the United ...
At a time when governance is increasingly assessed through metrics of efficiency, compliance, and economic output, the gross domestic product (GDP), a more fundamental question is beginning to shape ...
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