The Humanist Volume 69 issue 1, Jan-Feb 2009

The Humanist Volume 69 issue 1, January-February 2009 FEATURES Darwin Day Celebration: The International Recognition of Darwin, Science, and Humanity by Robert J. Stephens The Evolution of the Mind and What it Means to Humanism by Frederic March Change We Can Believe In: “Race” and Continuing Selection in the Human Genome by Kenneth W. Krause Inexorably toward Trial: Reflections on the Dover Case and the “Least Dangerous Branch” by Judge John E. Jones III with introduction by Matthew Chapman Why Genocide! By Fred Edwords No Water, No Peace: Beyond the Ethnic Battle in Darfur by Hannah Hussey COLUMNS Freedom for Me but Not for Thee: Marriage and Mormons in California by Rob Boston “You and Your Dopey Sign” by Fred Edwords What Darwin Didn't Know (Is What Some Folks Believe) by Jenna Vaccaro Don't Make God Mad by Pete Jones DEPARTMENTS Cry If You Want To: Cases of Mistaken Atheism Still Offensive by Karen Frantz Son of a Humanist by David A. Niose Life in the Pack: Of Dogfights and Social Moralities by Bryan Zepp Jamieson “Against Optimism” by Edward Harkness REVIEWS The Man Who Loved China by Simon Winchester review by Michael Hsu Charles Fort: The Man Who Invented the Supernatural by Jim Steinmeyer reviewed by Howard Schneider The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder by Vincent Bugliosi review by Donald Gutierrez

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