Lest such activism fall into the trap of itself losing its human content, it has to be thoroughly anchored in the concrete case, in realities of which we have direct experience, and with whose details and background we are thoroughly familiar. This universalism begins with our neighbors and extends to the world only through them. In some small way this is what we have been trying to practice in the many and varied projects and campaigns of the Atheist Centre, which often have had their origin in tangible problems which have confronted us personally or been brought to our attention in the course of our work. For me, the experience we have gained in the process is summed up in the conviction that the emergence of the new, universal human is a requirement for our passage to a better future. Think globally, act locally.
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