Religious Humanism

Religious Humanism is a philosophical stance that combines humanist principles with broader spiritual or ethical values often found in religious traditions, without necessarily invoking a deity. It emphasizes human welfare, ethics, and reason, focusing on human experiences and the well-being of society. Unlike atheism, which outright denies the existence of gods, or agnosticism, which remains uncertain about them, Religious Humanism seeks to derive meaning and moral guidance from human experiences, relationships, and the natural world, while celebrating human creativity and community, often finding inspiration in cultural or religious practices without a reliance on the supernatural.