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Strategies for Humanist Living Part 3

Sharing a common worldview, Humanists face many common situations. In "Strategies for Humanist Living" Humanists offer their suggestions for handling those common situations. We invite readers to add their suggestions in the comments section.

QUESTION 2 Humanists advocate values like reasonableness, compassion, environmental protection, diversity, and democracy. What ways have you found to put those values into action in your own life and be the change you want to see in the world?

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Strategies for Humanist Living Part 2

Sharing a common worldview, Humanists face many common situations. In "Strategies for Humanist Living" Humanists offer their suggestions for handling those common situations. We invite readers to add their suggestions in the comments section.

QUESTION 2

What ways have you found to encourage critical thinking by others? Have you encouraged anyone to adopt a more reasonable, fair, or kind opinion on some issue? 


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Actions speak louder than words. Lead by example. Be fair and logical when discussing controversial issues. -Mike » Read more

A Picnic of Olympic Proportions


By Darrell Montavon » Read more

HCCO Annual Summer Picnic

Dear Picnic Goers:

We want to share information with you before the festivities begin tomorrow. We’ll begin serving dinner after 5:30pm welcome announcement. There will be kids’ activities from 6pm-8pm.  And we’ll begin tearing down at 9pm.

Remember to bring a dish to share, reusable place setting, and at least one canned/jarred/dry food item with you to the picnic. If your last name begins with A-L bring an appetizer and M-Z bring a dessert. » Read more

Strategies for Humanist Living Part 1

Sharing a common worldview, Humanists face many common situations. In "Strategies for Humanist Living" Humanists offer their suggestions for handling those common situations. We invite readers to add their suggestions in the comments section.

QUESTION 1

There are many words that people use to refer to their secular worldview. How do you describe your ways of thinking? When do you tell others about your worldview? What are the advantages and disadvantages of these labels?

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Strength Through Diversity

Something important underlies certain conflicts among Humanists, and that is a diversity in character strengths. What are those differences in character strengths and how does diversity contribute to the Humanist movement? Psychologists Christopher Peterson and Martin Seligman found differences among people in strengths such as wisdom, courage, love, justice, temperance, and spirituality.  » Read more

New Media Focus

Friday, August 03, 2012

We’d like to thank all our members for supporting and reading the Central Ohio Humanist. Your support is the backbone of the Humanist Community of Central Ohio (HCCO) and without you there would be no organization. » Read more

Chick-fil-A? No Way!

Fundamentalist politician Mike Huckabee has portrayed Chick-fil-A as an organization persecuted for supporting Christianity and declared August 1 as Chick-fil-A appreciation day.  At one Chick-fil-A in Columbus, cars and church buses brought people to wait in lines running out the door.  Humanists arrived on the scene to encourage critical thinking and invite di » Read more

Help us get 666 likes on our Facebook fan page by August 31!

In case you haven’t checked recently, our Facebook Fan page is 10 “likes” short of 500 fans.  Since October of 2011, we’ve increased our following by roughly 31%.

Why is this important? » Read more

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