Chuck Bryant

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We do some retirement homes.

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And this is stuff you should know about humanism, which I find fairly relatable in a lot of ways, but in other ways, not necessarily.

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This is on humanism, the bright side of being a godless heathen.

Yes, they are associated.

Yeah, for sure.

And most humanists, yeah, I think it's fair to say most, are atheists or at least agnostic.

At the very least, if they do believe in a God, he's not an interventionist God.

He's not playing a role in our lives day to day.

Maybe you could also interchange that definition of God with the universe or nature or

or something like that, but not God in any religious way whatsoever.

And in fact, if you do believe that, a lot of strict humanists will say, well, you can't really be a humanist because not believing in God in that sense is a core part of humanism.

And a lot of other people say, hey, you're a humanist.

Who are you to tell me what I believe?