This month we cover Relationships from every angle including monogamy, polygamy, and even with the element silicon.

Have you been reading Humanistically Speaking for a few months now and wondering what we're all about? Or maybe this is your very first...

By Steve Hurd Chairperson of the Uganda Humanist Schools Trust The Uganda Humanist Schools are just getting back into their stride after...

Humanistically Speaking was very sad to hear of the death of David Bothwell, one of the founders, in 1993, of South Hants Humanists based...

Professor Dunbar based on his research explores how social species like humans manage to live in large groups without resorting to homicide.

The reproductive strategies of animals and humans vary widely from lifelong pair bonds to fleeting relationships.

Transhumanists hope that we may be able to improve human nature and adaptability in the future.

How can local humanist groups meet the social and community needs of humans and humanists everywhere in the future.

By David Brittain David is the founding editor of Humanistically Speaking. In this short opinion piece, he dives into the morals of war...

Aaron argues that our combatants during wartime must adhere to moral boundaries, and a victory should be achieved within those boundaries.

Family relationships are fundamental to all literature as a UK comedian commented 'Families are like fudge - mostly sweet, with a few nuts.'

Trying to improve our species is no doubt a worthy aim. But there are probably better ways than using ‘transhumanist’ methods.

By Aaron, our Layout and Design Editor Is LGBT Pride still necessary in 21st century Britain? Aaron reports on a discussion meeting that...

Karl reflects on attitudes towards sex in India from a humanist and rationalist perspective.

Silicon is abundant and versatile, and is a foundational component of our modern world. We live in the Great Age of Silicon.

Aaron has been a keen observer of marriage and divorce in family and friends. He wonders what goes wrong, and can Star Trek help?

By Dr Karen Blakeley Karen Blakeley spent ten years at the University of Winchester Business School specialising in leadership...

By Alex Williams Human relationships can be beautiful and enriching, but they can also be fickle and treacherous. Too often, religious...