Project Reason is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit foundation devoted to spreading scientific knowledge and secular values in society. The foundation draws on the talents of prominent and creative thinkers in a wide range of disciplines to encourage critical thinking and erode the influence of dogmatism, superstition, and bigotry in our world.

Donate to Project Reason

Join the Mailing List

Sign up to receive email updates from Project Reason.

Log in

 
not a member? Join here.
Forgot your password?

Twitter and Facebook

Follow Project Reason on Twitter

The Scripture Project

Browse the Bible, Qur’an or Book of Mormon for scriptural criticism, insights and careful annotation.

Most Recently Updated Passages

Newsfeed

Newsfeed History

Newsfeed Articles

Good Boy Scouts don’t need God

by Tom Krattenmaker
May 19, 2013

Print: USA Today

When will the Boy Scouts accept the non-religious?

Read the full article.

To Life, Not Martyrdom

by Herb Silverman
May 19, 2013

Print: The Washington Post

The problem with the Catholic church’s fast track to sainthood called “martyrdom.”

Read the full article.

Christianity declining 50% faster than thought in Britain

by John Bingham
May 19, 2013

Print: The Telegraph

Christianity could be facing a catastrophic collapse in Britain according to official figures.

Read the full article.

Crowd Led by Priests Attack Gay Rights Marchers in Georgia

by Andrew Roth
May 19, 2013

Print: The New York Times

A throng of thousands led by priests in black robes surged through police cordons in Tbilisi and attacked a group of about 50 gay rights demonstrators.

Read the full article.

Science and Religion Can’t Be Reconciled

by Sean Carroll
May 11, 2013

Print: Slate

Why Sean Carroll won’t take money from the Templeton Foundation.

(5) comments | Read the full article.

The dark side of home schooling: creating soldiers for the culture war

by Katherine Stewart
May 11, 2013

Print: The Guardian

The Christian home school subculture isn’t a children-first movement. Some former students are bravely speaking out.

(1) comments | Read the full article.

After Boston, Little Change in Views of Islam and Violence

Pew Research Center
May 11, 2013

Print: Pew Research Center

The public’s views of Islam have changed little in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings.

Read the full article.

Atheists: Let Your Conscience Be Your God

by Herb Silverman
May 11, 2013

Print: The Washington Post

Whether religious or secular, our universal goal should be to treat all our fellow human beings with respect and dignity.

Read the full article.

Is Richard Dawkins Really The World’s Leading Intellectual?

By Rabbi David Wolpe
May 11, 2013

Print: The Huffington Post

Rabbi David Wolpe believes that Richard Dawkins is unfit to be called one of the world’s leading intellectuals.

(3) comments | Read the full article.

An Atheist Muslim’s Perspective on the ‘Root Causes’ of Islamist Jihadism

by Ali A. Rizvi
May 5, 2013

Print: The Huffington Post

For the fast-growing secularist/humanist movement, criticism of religion isn’t a demonstration of bigotry but a struggle against it.

Read the full article.

Congressional Support For National Day of Reason

by Brian Magee
May 2, 2013

Print: National Day of Reason

Two members of Congress are offering encouragement to those taking part in National Day of Reason events on May 2.

Read the full article.

U.S. Muslims More Moderate Than Muslims Worldwide, Poll Finds

by Omar Sacirbey
May 2, 2013

Print: The Huffington Post

Muslims in America are much less inclined to support suicide bombing than other Muslims abroad.

Read the full article.

Yes, Of Course It Was Jihad

by Andrew Sullivan
April 24, 2013

Print: The Dish

When will some understand how dangerous religious fundamentalism truly is?

(6) comments | Read the full article.

Away with the fairies

by Richard Dawkins
April 23, 2013

Print: Richard Dawkins Foundation

What happens when you describe a religious believer as a nutter because he believes in a winged horse?

(4) comments | Read the full article.

New Atheism should be able to criticise Islam without being accused of Islamophobia

by Andrew Zak Williams
April 20, 2013

Print: New Statesman

The atheist community is right to pursue rational, civilised debate, and should be able to do so without being tarred as bigots.

(4) comments | Read the full article.

Godless in Boston mourn, too

by Greg Epstein
April 20, 2013

Print: CNN

America is less religious today than ever before, and Boston is home to one of the largest secular and Humanist communities in the world.

(1) comments | Read the full article.

Christianity As State Religion Supported by 1/3rd of Americans

by Emily Swanson
April 8, 2013

Print: The Huffington Post

A new national poll finds widespread support for making Christianity the official religion of the United States of America.

(3) comments | Read the full article.

Half of Christians Think Jesus Will Return Within 40 Years

by Heather Brady
March 29, 2013

Print: Slate

A Pew Research Center survey on religious beliefs in America shows that about half believe Jesus will either definitely or probably return in the next 40 years.

(7) comments | Read the full article.

Filipino Crucifixion Reenactment on Good Friday Draws Penitents and Onlookers

by Aaron Favila
March 29, 2013

Print: The Huffington Post

Devotees in villages in the northern Philippines took part in a bloody annual ritual to mark Good Friday.

(1) comments | Read the full article.

Has militant atheism become a religion?

by Frans de Waal
March 25, 2013

Print: Salon

Can the gap between the religious and the non-religious be bridged, when the debate itself is so attention-getting?

(10) comments | Read the full article.

Page 1 of 66 pages  1 2 3 >  Last »