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What is a Humanist? What do Humanists believe? Do they celebrate Christmas? The answers may surprise you.

Katherine Stewart is the author of THE GOOD NEWS CLUB: The Christian Right's Stealth Assault on America's Children. She will be speaking on Thursday October 18th, 2012 - 6:00 PM Bridge Center, 127-40 S. College Road, Wilmington, NC

Justin Griffith, creator of the Rock Beyond Belief festival at Fort Bragg this year is to be honored at the forthcoming Carolinas Secular Conference with an award for his outstanding achievement in creating a groundbreaking festival.

Amy Monsky, President of the Secular Humanists of the Lowcountry and Camp Director of Quest, SC has been chosen to receive the Carolinas Freethinker of the Year award at the Carolinas Secular Conference in Charleston, 28th to 30th September 2012.

Dave Niose, President of the American Humanist Association to give presentation to local Humanist and Atheist group, the Humanists and Freethinkers of Cape Fear

The godless peoples of the world have many differing views, but basically want similar things. This book discusses the issues facing them and the need for unity.

What is a Humanist? What do Humanists believe? Do they celebrate Christmas? The answers may surprise you.

Katherine Stewart is the author of THE GOOD NEWS CLUB: The Christian Right's Stealth Assault on America's Children. She will be speaking on Thursday October 18th, 2012 - 6:00 PM Bridge Center, 127-40 S. College Road, Wilmington, NC

The raised lettering on the red, yellow, and blue sculpted "Freethought Action Hero" award declares its first recipient: Jennifer Lovejoy of Asheville, North Carolina.

Justin Griffith, creator of the Rock Beyond Belief festival at Fort Bragg this year is to be honored at the forthcoming Carolinas Secular Conference with an award for his outstanding achievement in creating a groundbreaking festival.

Amy Monsky, President of the Secular Humanists of the Lowcountry and Camp Director of Quest, SC has been chosen to receive the Carolinas Freethinker of the Year award at the Carolinas Secular Conference in Charleston, 28th to 30th September 2012.

Dave Niose, President of the American Humanist Association to give presentation to local Humanist and Atheist group, the Humanists and Freethinkers of Cape Fear

Central NC Atheists & Humanists proudly presents David Niose, President of the American Humanist Association, at Fort Bragg on 22 Sep 12 at 12pm. Niose will speak about his new book, Nonbeliever Nation, at the Watters Family Life Center.

Humanism is one of the most influential and yet most maligned philosophies of all time. The sort of outright lies that are told about Humanism would make you think that Humanists are evil and are actively working for Satan.

The godless peoples of the world have many differing views, but basically want similar things. This book discusses the issues facing them and the need for unity.

Central NC Atheists & Humanists in partnership with the Humanists & Freethinkers of Cape Fear proudly present Greydon Square - the American hip hop artist and outspoken atheist. The RAPture RAP-Up is being held at the Rock Shop Music Hall on May 22.

Celebrating life after the predicted "Rapture" of May 21, 2011. Hosted by the newest North Carolina chapter of the American Humanist Association in downtown Fayetteville, NC.

Tell people what is on your mind without saying a word with No Bloody GOD! apparel and merchandise. Everyone who sees it will know that you are a non-believer in gods.

This press release is about the new social network site for atheists, humanists and freethinkers called AtheistSocial.com

As an awakening world philosophy, Humanism is shedding its association with crude atheism.

With his Nobel Peace Prize come expectations of more than troop increases.

Humanists and Jesuits face serious challenges, and offer each other the resources needed to again become powerful and creative human institutions.

Humanist Writer Says Humanists Must Focus on Species Governance

AtheismQuotes.com, the web's leading site for quotes on atheism, agnosticism, freethinking, and science, has surpassed one hundred thousand visitors, illustrating a great need for non-religious information.