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• Another side of Thomas Jefferson: he was the icon who drafted the Declaration of Independence … the man who most ardently championed the fight for individual rights at a time when such notions were singed with controversy. And yet …
  by Gregory Shafer
• Secret, United Nations-brokered negotiations with Burma's military rulers have led to the release of nearly 200 political prisoners, but some 1,500 remain in detention—including 1991 Nobel peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi - interviewed in the November
• Winning the real war on terrorism - Up Front - Brief Article
  by Saibal Mitra
• Vacations, shopping sprees, and work life - Humanistic Economics
  by John Buell
• Religious extremists in Texas are once again attacking science textbooks - Worth Noting - Brief Article
• Civil liberties and homeland security - "The Land of the Controlled and the Home of the Secure"
  by Valerie L. Demmer
• Ceremonial deisms - The Culture War - Brief Article
  by Jeremy Patrick
• George W. Bush is pushing hard to get Senate leaders to move forward with his "faith-based initiatives." - Worth Noting - Brief Article
• Would the freethinking Jefferson be elected today?
  by Sidney M. Goetz
• Celebrating Darwin Day - International Humanism - Charles Darwin - Brief Article
  by Arthur M. Jackson
• "Nonreligious" people figure strongly in the United States - Up Front - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
  by Roy Speckhardt
• Response - Brief Article
  by Nashaat Boutros
• November 2001 saw major victories for gay rights in Florida, Michigan, and Maryland and a disappointing loss in Texas - Worth Noting - Brief Article
• Jeferson's wall: two hundred years ago, on January 1, 1802, President Thomas Jefferson penned a letter destined to be ranked with the Declaration of Independence, James Madison's 1785 Memorial and Remonstrance Against Religious Assessments, the U.S. Const
  by Edd Doerr
• War, theocrats, and all that - The Popular Condition
  by Ralph R. Reiland
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• The art of homelessness: a number of articles have been written by a handful of decent writers on the subject of homelessness, but no one to my knowledge has covered this gross national tragedy by purposely walking in the shoes of the vagabond
  by Buffalo Latham
• While U.S. government and citizens alike worry about anthrax and smallpox threats, a more immediate public health disaster may loom: bioterrorism in your burger - Worth Noting - Brief Article
• Preventing a terrorist mushroom cloud - Up Front - nuclear weapons and the War on Terrorism - Brief Article
  by David Krieger
• Never mind? In keeping with the policy of the Humanist to accommodate the diverse cultural social, political, and philosophical viewpoints of its readers, this occasional feature allows for the expression of alternative, dissenting, or opposing views on i
  by Bruce H. Hinrichs
• A constitutional amendment that would ultimately ban same-sex marriages, civil unions, and probably domestic partner benefits is quietly being pushed through Congress - Worth Noting - Brief Article
• The issue at hand
  by Fred Edwords
• Whence comes death? How natural selection has fashioned aging and death; why "natural" isn't the last word in healthy foods and lifestyles; and some observations on objective science pursued by subjective humans
  by Joshua Mitteldorf
• The number of Jews who identify with a religion other than Judaism has more than doubled in the last decade, marking a growing split between Jewish ethnicity and religion," reports Debra Nussbaum in the Jewish Week - Worth Noting - Brief Article
• Response to terrorism - Letters to the editor
• Spirituality without faith
  by Thomas W. Clark
• Televangelist Pat Robertson is at it again! - Worth Noting - Brief Article