This Valentine's Day, learn more about To Love and to Cherish: a guide to humanist weddings published in 1988. And read on to discover a long history of non-religious ceremonies of all kinds.
Those of us who can look back over the last thirty years will not fail to recall Mrs. Lidstone’s friendliness […]
Atheism, unadulterated and undisguised, was diffused into every corner of the land, and the bold voice of the conscientious unbeliever […]
Conscious morality cannot exist in any being except so far as it can look behind, before, and around; and can […]
I cannot pretend to throw the least light on such abstruse problems. The mystery of the beginning of all things […]
Ernestine Mills, an enamelist, and her husband Dr. Herbert Henry Mills were both active members of the Ethical movement, and […]
I have adhered to such of the older traditions as I find adequate for my most lawless and revolutionary passions […]
Born Lotte Reyersbach in Oldenburg, Germany in 1923, Sharley McLean arrived in England on the Kindertransport as a teenager. Both […]
Because no one will believe without a splash from a fontTheir baby will howl in eternal cold, or fire,And no […]
The Ruskin School Home was founded by socialist writer and teacher [Harry] Bellerby Lowerison (1863–1935) in Norfolk in 1900, following […]
…life itself offers enough explanation for living; and believing our existence to finish with death, we naturally make the most […]