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What is Secular Humanism?
A recent comment on the blog asked an important question: What is Secular Humanism, and why do you adhere to it? One of our CFI-Pittsburgh members, Victor Benard, wrote an excellent essay about Secular Humanism, and I’m reprinting it here with his permission. Enjoy.
What is Secular Humanism? One Humanist’s View
It is a common pastime among [...]
Secular Charity
I recently read an article in the Post-Gazette about a man who was inspired to provide food for homeless people here in downtown Pittsburgh after reading John 21:17: “Feed my sheep.”
The “Feed My Sheep” organization is a terrific one, but an obvious question comes to mind when reading stories like this: how important was the [...]
