Explore the history of the U.S. Supreme Court — from its founding and landmark cases to modern controversies — and discover an Integrated Humanist perspective on law, justice, and reform for America’s highest court.
Explore An Integrated Humanist History and Analysis of the U.S. Constitution—a comprehensive history and section-by-section study of America’s founding charter, its evolution through amendments and Supreme Court decisions.
Explore the Integrated Humanist history of British and Commonwealth government, from ancient councils to modern parliaments, uncovering how monarchy, democracy, and law evolved into today’s global constitutional systems.
Discover the real world of intelligence beyond Hollywood myths. This Science Abbey citizen’s guide contrasts “spytainment” with spy facts—exploring spies in literature and film, real intelligence roles, government secrecy, FOIA and declassification, famous operations, and the civic duty of democratic oversight.
Explore the Unofficial Citizen’s Guide to the U.S. Military — a comprehensive overview of America’s armed forces, from history and branches to bases, budgets, leadership, technology, and the future of defense.
Discover the enduring principles of warfare on the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army—exploring infantry, armor, navy, air, space, cyber, ethics, and the future of military conflict.
Explore the history of law enforcement, constitutional rights, police procedure, and freedom of assembly. Learn how citizens can safeguard their civil rights while honoring the sacrifice of officers who protect public safety.
A secular humanist analysis of religious encroachment, human rights, and the future of pluralism in democratic societies.
A chronological journey through the landmarks of human rights, and how Integrated Humanism and initiatives like Science Abbey can uphold and advance human rights in the Age of Intelligence.
Explore how a scientific humanist democracy can protect human rights while ethically limiting extremist threats. A policy paper on freedom, security, and the limits of tolerance.
A sweeping analysis of history as a series of civilizational experiments in religion and government, culminating in the emerging model of Secular Scientific Humanist Democracy—an evidence-based, ethically grounded framework for global governance and spiritual evolution.
This article offers a panoramic examination of leadership from a scientific and humanist lens. We explore where leadership begins—in nature, in human psychology, and in evolutionary social structures—and how it has evolved through religion, government, and enterprise…
