Discover the history and impact of humanists and freethinkers in Bloomsbury, Manchester, Belfast, and Bristol with self-guided heritage walks.
The attempt to create communities where men and women alike share the full stature of humanity is an attempt to […]
The Liverpool Ethical Society was founded in 1904, and in 1912 Liverpool became home to one of only a handful […]
… purely human and natural ethics, and not theology, was the source of this pioneer woman’s enthusiasm for justice, even […]
This conference is resolved to strive for the achievement of peace, justice and tolerance in Ireland, and holds that outmoded […]
If living does not give value, wisdom and meaning to life, then there is no sense in living at all. […]
Henry S. Salt was a classical scholar, animal rights campaigner, and founder of The Humanitarian League. Mahatma Gandhi credited Salt […]
It is not to the point to say that the views of Lucretius and Bruno, of Darwin and Spencer, may […]
Living in a house beautifully situated on the outskirts of Coventry, they used to spend their lives in philosophical speculations, […]
Godlessness is negative. It merely denies the existence of god. Atheism is positive. It asserts the condition that results from […]
This article was written for Humanist News by Harold Blackham, who is viewed today as the architect of the modern […]