In last week’s column, I briefly mentioned “The Break” that occurred sometime during the course of the First World War. By break, as coined by British poet David Jones, it’s… ...

Secular Humanism begins with denial or doubt concerning the existence of anything supernatural—including God—but then goes well beyond that secular stance by positively affirming and valuing ...

Secular Humanism begins with denial or doubt concerning the existence of anything supernatural—including God—but then goes well beyond that secular stance by positively affirming and valuing ...

The Humanist Society (full disclosure, I’m a Humanist Celebrant) has chapters in 70 countries. Humanism advocates for human rights and the building strong ethical lives through rational thought.

It is crucial, however, not to reject the core notion of humanism – belief in human nature and respect for every human created in God’s image. The writer is a rabbi at Yeshivat Har Etzion/Gush ...

The religion of secular humanism has been around for many years. The first Humanist Manifesto was published in 1933. John Dewey, former dean of Teacher’s College, Columbia University, and […] ...

Humanist Manifesto II states what secular humanism is — it excludes God. It makes man his own highest authority. It teaches that man’s pleasure or happiness is the highest good.

SECULAR HUMANISM AND faith in a Supreme Being are two competing world views, each with its particular agenda. Can there be peaceful coexistence between them? Secular humanism is a belief system ...

“It tells us that secular humanism doesn’t answer the very real human need for meaning and purpose – eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die, is a great way to live for a while but ...

The first secular humanist in Israel wants to reintroduce the Jewish state to its heritage, but without the involvement of religion.