Learn more about the Ethical movement and the origins of organised humanism in the UK.
…the only universal truths which exist are the fundamental laws of the mind. Philosophy, then, which is the science of […]
… in broad terms, with our lecturers we attempt to define our intellectual standpoint; with our music we try to […]
The Bible is the charter of women’s serfdom, and, as a consequence, of man’s degradation. It, like all superstitious God-books, […]
… purely human and natural ethics, and not theology, was the source of this pioneer woman’s enthusiasm for justice, even […]
We are (of all the synonyms I most prefer to ‘humanist’) freethinkers. We are deprived of nothing. We have lost […]
What an emancipation it is, — to have escaped from the little enclosure of dogma, and to stand, — far […]
This Society has for its object the promotion of right conduct on a purely natural and human basis and the […]
I have adhered to such of the older traditions as I find adequate for my most lawless and revolutionary passions […]
The radical publisher Edward Truelove found himself in court more than once defending freedom of belief and expression. He believed, […]
Godlessness is negative. It merely denies the existence of god. Atheism is positive. It asserts the condition that results from […]