The Little Book of Humanism — How Humans Build Meaning and Morality
If meaning and morality are not assigned from outside humanity, where do they come from?
Welcome to Crisis in Perception, where we examine the systems shaping our world.
Using The Little Book of Humanism by Andrew Copson and Alice Roberts as our lens, this investigation explores the humanist model of a meaningful and ethical life within a natural universe.
Copson and Roberts argue that human beings possess natural capacities for reason, empathy, cooperation, love, and reflection that allow us to create purpose and make moral judgments without requiring supernatural authority. The deeper…
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