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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 77: A reminder for our lost world

On Dec. 10, 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was signed making it 77 years old. In a nutshell, it says humans have the right to live in safety and peace.

How a bishop and humanist found peace in their shared childhood faith

A bishop and a humanist find peace in their shared childhood faith, navigating differences as adults without the need to change each other’s beliefs.

Vote like a hero: How humanism can show us how to vote morally

Delve into the topic of moral voting from a humanist perspective and its role in promoting the well-being of individuals and society.

Atheist Street Pirates Go National in Efforts to Remove Illegal Religious Signs

Known as the Atheist Street Pirates, the group formed in 2021 as a subset of the LA-based Atheists United, a nonprofit that’s been in the city for 40 years and that seeks to “empower people to express secular values and promote separation of government and religion.” The street pirates’ goal is to clear city streets of religious propaganda.

Growth of non-religious due to strong stances on moral and social issues

Every year, an increasing number of millions of Americans attend church for the last time, and for a myriad of reasons, are never compelled to go back.

Meet Steven Simmons, our humanist writer

Simmons, who considers himself a humanist and an atheist, is a long-time resident of Moscow, Idaho, where he is a board member of the Humanists of the Palouse and coordinator for its annual Darwin on the Palouse event.

Army approves ‘humanist’ as religious preference

WASHINGTON (RNS) The change comes against a backdrop of persistent claims from atheists and other nonbelievers that the military is dominated by a Christian culture that is often hostile to unbelief.

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