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"Circle Left," Happy Humanists Square Dancing, stained glass by Ron Hogan of Huntsville, Alabama
If you believe in the pursuit of truth through rational means, rejecting supernaturalism; if you think the essence of morality is people treating other people well, rather than obedience to supernatural forces; if you believe that social betterment, individual liberty and happiness, intellectual and religious freedom, and democratic governments are worthy pursuits, your beliefs have a name - Humanism. There are plenty of others like yourself, and we hope we can encourage you by introducing you to some of them.
Humanist Association of the Tennessee Valley
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What do I believe? Quizzes to clarify my religion and politics
Belief-o-Matic
Moral Sense Test
Political Compass
BBC Religions of the World (information, no test)
Related organizations and links
North Alabama
North Alabama Freethought Association (NAFA)
NAFA on line at Meetup.com
NAFA meets at
Angel’s Island Coffee Shop, 7538 S. Memorial Parkway in Huntsville, for coffee 9-11 each Saturday morning.
Alabama Freethought Association and Lake Hypatia, Talledega County
Birmingham Freethought Society at the University of Alabama, Birmingham (UAB)
Area Humanist-Friendly Groups
North Alabama Media Reform: Advocating genuine journalism
WLRH Public Radio in Huntsville
Unitarian Universalist Church of Huntsville
National
American Humanist Association
Council for Secular Humanism
Institute for Humanist Studies
Humanists.Net (Humanist Web sites hosted by the Institute for Humanist Studies)
Freedom from Religion Foundation
American Atheists
Lots of Freethought Links from EvolveFish.com
National Humanist-Friendly Groups
Freepress.net:Reform media. Transform democracy.
Last revised 24 June 2008 by Travis Hardin,nosenip99 [delete] @intelec.us
© 2008 by Travis and Louise Hardin. The "Happy Humanist" figure is a registered mark of the American Humanist Association
