She was greatly gifted, and through her genial nature made friends everywhere. To the last she was an enthusiastic Rationalist, […]
The Rationalist Press Association (later known as simply the Rationalist Association) had its origins in the London print works of […]
There is nothing to fear from Gods, nothing awaiting us in death; good can be obtained, evil fortune can be […]
The 1980 High Court case in which the South Place Ethical Society, owner of Conway Hall, won back its charitable status by being told it was not religious, opening the way for the British Humanist Association to become a charity and marking a new line in law between religion and humanist belief.