Learn more about the Ethical movement and the origins of organised humanism in the UK.
I agree that faith is essential to success in life (success of any sort) but I do not accept your […]
From the outset IAS aimed to have an open approach to prospective adopters irrespective of their race, religion and creed, […]
Francis Crick discovered the structure of DNA, the biological molecule of hereditary information, and cracked the genetic code by which […]
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 can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there that needs to be done. Alan […]
We are (of all the synonyms I most prefer to ‘humanist’) freethinkers. We are deprived of nothing. We have lost […]
I have never believed in any formal religion, but I have experienced an emotion that seemed to me religious. In […]
What an emancipation it is, — to have escaped from the little enclosure of dogma, and to stand, — far […]
Humanism is an attitude to life that has solidly practical implications… it implies a commitment to helping run the community […]