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Devoted to the philosophy of humanism. Presents nontheistic, secular, and naturalistic approach to philosophy, science, and broad areas of personal and social concern.
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Devoted to the philosophy of humanism. Presents nontheistic, secular, and naturalistic approach to philosophy, science, and broad areas of personal and social concern.
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Concise and Very Readable,
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This review is from: Humanist (Magazine)
The HUMANIST is published bimonthly by the American Humanist Association. A recent issue contains articles, book reviews, editorials, news and Letters to the Editor. The subjects include such topics as the commercialization of society, multilateralism, nuclear weapons, the Just War Doctrine and the environment. Some of the contributors are Ralph Nader, Gregory D. Foster, Douglas Mattern and Eugene B. Kogan.I am definitely not a humanist but I still enjoy reading this publication for its alternative viewpoint. It is highly readable and contains very little waste.
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