Humanism

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Humanists hold a guiding principle of wellbeing for ourselves and others. We believe that we can make good decisions based on discerning the consequences of our own actions and behaviour.

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Humanists believe that we find our own meaning about what is significance and importance in our lives and centrally it is our relationship with others that give our life meaning and purpose.

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Humanists believe in our own power to create a better world, and we believe that any advancement is entirely up to ourselves and our scientific discoveries about the natural world and the universe around us.

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Humanists view the existence of life as a natural occurrence without any supernatural input. We create our own meaning through shared human experience and rational thinking.

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“Humanism” focuses on secularism and equality. Humanists agree that we make sense of the world without the need for religion, or to be free from imposed supernatural doctrine

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With humanism, every human is obliged to consider the well-being of others in her life choices. British academic AC Grayling has said “each individual has to work out the values they live by and especially to recognize that the best of our good lives revolves around having good relationships with people.”

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Humanism emphasizes the value of individual liberties, human rights and social justice. Inside its philosophy, humans are free to pursue their own life goals, provided they include a universal appreciation for humankind.

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Humanists believe we have but one life, and that it befalls each of us to find fruitful occupation therein. Absent supernatural doctrine for reference or reassurance, humanists develop a life path according to human need and interest.

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Drawing from human nature and evidence-based experience, humanists make decisions aimed at achieving mutual respect, quality of life and spiritual fulfillment.

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Humanists are committed to living the best life they can by accepting responsibility for their choices and working with others toward a common good. A strong sense of morality figures prominently in the humanist approach.