humanist
71Humanist — Hu|ma|nịst, der; en, en (Vertreter des Humanismus; Kenner der alten Sprachen) …
72humanist — n. 1 an adherent of humanism. 2 a humanitarian. 3 a student (esp. in the 14th 16th c.) of Roman and Greek literature and antiquities. Derivatives: humanistic adj. humanistically adv. Etymology: F humaniste f. It. umanista (as HUMAN) …
73Humanist Historian — Harry Elmer Barnes …
74Humanist marxism — See Marxist humanism …
75International Humanist and Ethical Union — This article discusses the non theistic life stance of a major Humanist organisation. :: For the non theistic humanistic life stance in a broader sense, please see Humanism (life stance). :: For secular humanism in general, please see Secular… …
76Norwegian Humanist Association — Part of Philosophy series on Humanism (humanist philosophies) Happy Human …
77American Humanist Association — The American Humanist Association (AHA) is an educational organization in the United States that advances Humanism. It embraces secular, religious, and other manifestations of Humanist philosophy. It advocates Humanism as defined by the… …
78Indian Humanist Union — The Indian Humanist Union (IHU) is an Indian Humanist organisation established in 1960 by Narsingh Narain. The forerunner organisation, founded by Narain in 1954, was the Society for Promotion of Freedom of Thought . IHU is affiliated with the… …
79World Humanist Day — is a Humanist holiday celebrated annually around the world on June 21st. According to the International Humanist and Ethical Union (IHEU), the day is a way of spreading awareness of Humanism as a philosophical life stance and means to effect… …
80British Humanist Association — The British Humanist Association is an organisation of the United Kingdom which promotes Humanism. The BHA is committed to secularism, human rights, democracy, equality and mutual respect. It works for an open and inclusive society with freedom… …
