An introduction to Humanism

August 8, 2012 | Filed under: Views | Posted by:

Humanism is sometimes mistaken for a form of religion, or something which is very complex. Here, some well known Humanists–Dawkins, Grayling, Minchin, and more–explain that Humanism is simply people wanting to live ethical and happy lives, thinking for themselves, without religion imposing its own morals on them.

Thanks to the British Humanist Association for this video.

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