The Humanist tradition

The Humanist tradition emphasizes the value, dignity, and potential of every individual. It focuses on reason, ethical living, and scientific understanding rather than reliance on religious dogma. Humanists believe that people can create meaning and improve society through critical thinking, compassion, and personal responsibility. Rooted in the idea that human experiences and abilities are central to understanding the world, this tradition promotes an open, inclusive approach to life and moral development, encouraging individuals to seek fulfillment and justice through human effort and rational inquiry.