Paul Kurtz’s book Forbidden Fruit: The Ethics of Humanism, is a pivotal work in secular humanism. Kurtz was among the first writers to explain the evolution of morality based on secular principles, as opposed to religion.
The Human Prospect is a peer-reviewed, indexed journal focused on the development and refinement of humanist values and ethics, as well as ways the humanist movement can foster them throughout society. It also covers new scientific evidence, theories, and conclusions, as well as their impact upon and relationship to society, values, and ethics.
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