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Humanist Network News, or HNN, is a weekly Internet magazine produced by the American Humanist Association (AHA). A typical edition of HNN contains news, opinion, lifestyle pieces, cartoons and humor...just like a regular newspaper except each piece addresses the nonreligious philosophy of humanism. HNN articles are written by the staff of the AHA and a variety of guest writers. HNN is published every Wednesday.

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Recent HNN Articles

Humanism on the Move

Posted April 21, 2010
American Atheists praise a ruling that an inmate can't be compelled to go to religion-based rehab; an advertisement by the Humanist Society of Santa Barbara is rejected by the Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transportation District--even though they allow religious advertising.

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Can Interfaith Communities Work for Atheists?

Posted April 21, 2010
The Friendly Atheist wonders whether it's best to embrace or reject the interfaith movement.

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Ask Richard: My Christian Family Feels Threatened by my Atheism

Posted April 21, 2010
Richard counsels a teenage atheist who worries his family will never accept his beliefs.

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Letters to the Editor

Posted April 21, 2010
HNN readers react.

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Justice John Paul Stevens: Champion of the Church-State Wall

Posted April 14, 2010
The legacy of a stalwart defender of church-state separation and religious liberty.

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Humanism on the Move

Posted April 14, 2010
The American Humanist Association will sponsor a Second Chance Prom for Constance McMillen and other Mississippi students; Nontheists call for a criminal investigation into Pope Benedict XVI.

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Father Wants Biology Textbook Banned because it Refers to Creationism as Myth

Posted April 14, 2010
It has the audacity to challenge the "science" part of creation science, too.

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Ask Richard: My Parents Hate my Muslim Boyfriend

Posted April 14, 2010
Richard counsels a teenager whose fundamentalist Christian parents disapprove of her boyfriend's religion.

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