Death: Thoughts on the Final Subject

“. . . People are now more likely than ever to bypass religion altogether and to look toward popular culture for guidance.”

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Not only is death inevitable, life wouldn’t be possible without it.

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A year working in a mortuary reshapes one atheist’s understanding of death.

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Ancient Stoic philosophy has much to offer contemporary secular humanists.

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What is a secular humanist to do under these circumstances? To pray or not to pray?

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One on one with a keeper of the Doomsday Clock, which has been tracking existential risk since 1947.

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Cremation’s popularity is swelling. One factor seems to be growth among the nonreligious.

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Worried how your religious survivors will arrange your funeral? You can’t stop them, but you can set limits.

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