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• Infectious Diseases Investment Decision Evaluation Algorithm: A Quantitative Algorithm for Prioritization of Naturally Occurring Infectious Disease Threats to the U.S. Military 

  ABSTRACT Identification of the most significant infectious disease threats to deployed U.S. military forces is important for developing and...

  Military Medicine, 02/01/08 by Burnette, W Neal; Hoke, Charles H Jr; Scovill, John; Clark, Kathryn; Abrams, Jerry; Kitchen, Lynn W; Hanson, Kevin; Palys, Thomas J; Vaughn, David W · More from publication

• Are We Just Really Smart Robots? 

  Kenneth Silber ("Are We Just Really Smart Robots?," April) is worried about the encroaching scientific understanding of our brains and behavior. If...

  Reason, 07/01/05 by Thomas W. Clark · More from publication

• Debunking enlightenment. 

  The spiritual quest, as much as it seeks to achieve unity with an ultimate reality that transcends the person, is still a personal endeavor,...

  Free Inquiry, 02/01/04 by Clark, Thomas W. · More from publication

• Science and Freedom. (Applied Ethics). 

  In 1998, the Ethics and Public Policy Center, a conservative think tank headed by Elliot Abrams, hosted a twoday conference in Washington, D.C.,...

  Free Inquiry, 03/22/02 by Clark, Thomas W. · More from publication

• Spirituality without faith 

  To what extent can humanists be spiritual? Can those of us with a more or less naturalistic view of the world--one that doesn't involve spirits,...

  Humanist, 01/01/02 by Thomas W. Clark · More from publication

• Who Wrote the Book of Life? - Brief Article 

  Who, or what, wrote the Book of Life? That was the unasked question that nevertheless got answered at the June 26, 2000, press conference...

  Humanist, 09/01/00 by Thomas W. Clark · More from publication

• Skeptics and True Believers: The Exhilarating Connection Between Science and Religion - Review 

  Skeptics and True Believers: The Exhilarating Connection Between Science and Religion by Chet Raymo (New York: Walker and Company, 1998); 288 pp.;...

  Humanist, 03/01/99 by Thomas W. Clark · More from publication

• Materialism and Morality - The Problem with Pinker 

  Many observers feel that there is growing evidence that human beings are but collections of certain neural states and that so-called emotions, such...

  Humanist, 11/01/98 by Thomas W. Clark · More from publication

• Keep marijuana illegal - for teens - Cover Story 

  Most research indicates that marijuana is not any more harmful or addictive than cigarettes or alcohol. The notion that marijuana leads to more...

  Humanist, 05/01/97 by Thomas W. Clark · More from publication

• The freedom of Susan Smith - examination of free will in the murder case - Cover Story 

  Most people believe that their actions are determined by free will, but many scientists doubt this and point to numerous societal influences that...

  Humanist, 03/01/96 by Thomas W. Clark · More from publication