Humanist online magazine: diesseits.de now new and better

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We have completely redesigned the digital presence of our humanist magazine "diesseits". Take a look now!

The humanist online magazine diesseits.de has been completely revamped in recent months. Individual articles, authors and key topics can now be found easily. Are you interested in the focus topic of medical ethics? Would you like to know which debate articles we have recently published? Or would you like to read interviews on polarizing topics such as fake news or cancel culture? You’ll find what you’re looking for on diesseits.de. We also continue to make the latest issues of the printed diesseits available online for free download ready.

The conversion work was extensive and is not yet complete. Further articles will be added on an ongoing basis to create a comprehensive digital archive. If there are any technical problems, please let us know so that we can rectify any errors as quickly as possible. We would also be delighted to receive your feedback: How do you like our new online magazine? Feel free to contact us and let us know what you think: What did we do well? What do you think is still missing? And what would you like to read more about?

We welcome reader feedback, suggestions and criticism! Write to us at: redaktion@diesseits.de

Would you like to read diesseits as a print magazine or as a subscription? You can find all the information here. Or write to us at: abo@diesseits.de

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At the World Humanist Congress in Ottawa, sociologist Dr. Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme explained how societies are changing as a result of secularization and why religious and non-religious people are more in agreement than expected on many sociopolitical issues.

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