The Philosophy of Humanism advocates participatory democracy, human rights and social justice.
Humanists believe that all people, all citizens of Earth, exist as a part of nature.
All human values, therefore, including all religious, ethical and sociopolitical beliefs, are rooted in human nature, human experience and human culture, not in supernaturalism, mysticism, or in ideological abstractions. The essays, editorials and other writings on this page are part of one individual's struggle to find his place in this world and to make some kind of sense out of it. They are dedicated to the class of 2000 and beyond. Click on a title to view.