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South African Secular Society retweeted
The challenge of our age is to understand the complex social, historical, political, and economic factors that have led to a world that is more bitterly divided and socially fragile than at any time in recent memory.
Or... just blame it all on demons.
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South African Secular Society retweeted
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Sars targets religious entities enca.com/news/sars-swoops-ch…
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[LISTEN] What kind of tax are religious institutions required to pay? dlvr.it/R01vjs
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#OTD 342 years ago Baruch Spinoza died. Spinoza is best known as a free-thinker who challenged the status quo and kick started the Enlightenment era. He believed that through rational thinking and reason, human beings can better understand their existence and truly flourish.
South African Secular Society retweeted
Humanist mini-sermon: you don’t need the promise of eternal life nor the sanction of eternal damnation to know that it’s nice to be nice. Go forth and be lovely to each other.
South African Secular Society retweeted
They're just as worth supporting today as they were yesterday, but their website is prettier now, and their name easier to remember.
We believe in evolution! From today we are HUMANISTS INTERNATIONAL
Visit our new website at humanists.international
South African Secular Society retweeted
'A humanist has four leading characteristics — curiosity, a free mind, belief in good taste, and belief in the human race.'
—E. M. Forster, Two Cheers for Democracy (1951)
South African Secular Society retweeted
Religious people should value the separation of church and state because it ensures that the government can't force a different religion on them or their religion on others.
#ReligiousFreedomDay
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It's not too late to join in to our free online course on humanism. Over 1000 people are already engaged in the conversation futurelearn.com/courses/intr…
South African Secular Society retweeted
Replying to @Eusebius
🔎 "Black women have made the modern black freethought movement possible. Among the most significant developments in this movement over the past thirty years has been its institutionalization, and here, as always, black women have played leading roles." thehumanist.com/magazine/jul…
South African Secular Society retweeted
South Africa has a rich cultural and religious tapestry, making the conversation around burying loved ones multifaceted. #CarteBlanche
Death Matters
South Africa has a rich cultural and religious tapestry, making the conversation around burying loved ones multifaceted. #CarteBlanche
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Replying to @GvanOnselen
🙄 Tshishonga: "We will never forget what you did to stand up to those that kept our Madiba behind bars. Yes, Mr. Hubbard and the Church of Scientology have fought for us and so became one with us."
South African Secular Society retweeted
Replying to @Athi_Saba @mailandguardian
South African Secular Society retweeted
"Science and religion are not only in conflict – even at 'war' – but also represent incompatible ways of viewing the world." #Science #Religion #Faith #Reason #Dissonance
Science and religion can be compartmentalized within a single mind (humans are adept at this) but not intellectually reconciled. If you aim to be consistent, you have to choose. theconversation.com/yes-ther… via @ConversationUS
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South African Secular Society retweeted
In 2019, bans on ritual slaughter in Flanders & Wallonia will mean almost all of Belgium is set to join forward-thinking Scandinavian countries in banning the cruel medieval practice of non-stun ritual slaughter.
We want the UK and countries across Europe to follow that example.



















