Examples of using Humanists in English and their translations into Slovak
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Humanists are people who shape their own lives in the here
At Florence the most celebrated humanists wrote also in the vulgar tongue,
hopes it will lead to a more balanced approach towards humanists in the implementation of Article 17.
Many humanists, from the Charvaka teachers of ancient India to Bertrand Russell and from the Epicureans
It is, of course, easier for humanists to endorse the open society than it is for those whose religion tells them they have the ultimate answers.
Humanists are non-religious people who shape their own lives in the here
But demanding genuine democratic equality, recognized by the Law, between believers and humanists does not mean that the member associations of IHEU treat all philosophical points of view equally.
Many commentators in Scotland still seem unable to mention humanists or atheists without adding the term‘militant' or‘aggressive'.
This and the fact that most members were humanists is the reason for the widespread belief that the Illuminati wants to overthrow organized religion.
We're still humanists, even though the world batters our beliefs,
Many secular humanists derive their moral codes from a philosophy of utilitarianism,
Many Humanists, from the Carvaka teachers of ancient India to Bertrand Russell and from the Epicureans
agnostics, humanists, or just lapsed believers, but they all deny the major claims of the traditional religions.
Tolerance reported that“self-professed atheists, agnostics, humanists, secularists and people of no religious adherence are increasing rapidly.”.
In recent years, humanists such as Dwight Gilbert Jones
But demanding genuine democratic equality, recognized by the Law, between believers and humanists does not mean that the member associations of IHEU treat all philosophical points of view equally.
3% identified themselves as humanists.
Humanists have always supported actions aimed at building secularism in society
To urge their governments to promote these values; and to join with humanists and others globally in defending
Many Humanists see religions as superstitious, repressive and closed-minded, while religious fundamentalists may see Humanists as a threat to the values set out in their sacred texts.