Atheism and humanism

[mikkel_the_dane]

Those are two different rationales. "Humanism," or "Secular Humanism," is a stance on the treatment of others, and a basis of values based around human prosperity and equality.
The rationale of how a humanist or atheist considers evidence to come to a conclusion on the basis of what they believe is irrelevant to be a believer of humanism, though most are non-believers or non-religious.

Yes, of course. But the fun always start with evidence in practice, not that they are humanists if so.

 

[icehorse]

Just curious to how many atheists here also consider themselves humanists?

yup, and I'd like to think that secularist goes without saying?

 

[mikkel_the_dane]

yup, and I'd like to think that secularist goes without saying?

Well, no. It is not causal.