Chuck Bryant
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Appearances Over Time
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They tried to essentially provide the same thing, that same moral upstanding structure that the church provides for so many people to people who don't believe in God.
They're like, how about atheist holy communion?
And the humanists are like, how does that work?
They're like, we don't know.
We're just throwing everything we can at the wall, see what sticks.
And they were like, grape juice or flavor aid?
And they were like, grape juice.
I remember moving to the South and being like, you don't drink any wine?
Like even in church?
Because I was raised Catholic, right?
So everybody drinks wine.
So this whole kind of evolution is still going on.
In the United States in particular, it started to take off.
Humanism really is huge today or through the 20th century in the US and the UK.
They're kind of like hotbeds for humanist activity.