Humanism

  • Painting of person looking down with andIn Context, #1. © 2007 Daniel Nevins. Oil on wood, 14 x 24 inches.
    Spirit

    My UU faith—and my parents’ lived examples—informed my thinking about living and dying, sustaining and influencing me more than I realized.

    Kathryn Hamilton Warren
  • People holding presents and smiling, being greeted outside the entrance to a house.
    Life

    Millions of Humanists celebrate Christmas joyfully, meaningfully, and authentically, without pretending to be Christians or grinchishly trying to take anything away from them.

    Doug Muder
  • Part of open door with silver door-handle - Stock image
    Spirit

    Putting holes in things that used to be solid is hard. Some days, there is broken glass everywhere. And not all of us are skilled with the metaphorical power tools.

    Liz James
  • the word "coresist" made out of symbols from major religions and movements.
    Life

    ‘We need interreligious scholarship that is beyond coexistence and dialogue. That gets to our need for co-resistance.’

    Sonja L. Cohen
  • Leonardo Da Vinci anatomy art close-up
    Ideas

    What we are willing to say about the universe and our lives is based exclusively on our own shared experience and reason.

    Kendyl R Gibbons
  • The Rev. John H. Dietrich (1878–1957), a Unitarian, is often called the father of Religious Humanism.
    Ideas

    Across a century of change, Humanism has continued to evolve.

    Kris Willcox
  • two people with hats with lightbulbs on top
    Spirit

    A really big decision defies visualization, because the choice itself changes who I will become.

    Doug Muder
  • Tim Berners-Lee
    Editorial

    What will come of the 1990s’ most astonishing communication development, the World Wide Web—brainchild of a Massachusetts UU, Tim Berners-Lee?

    E. J. Graff

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