Positive humanism as an alternative to religion

Australian Humanist, The 116:3 (2015)
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Storey, Lyndon Positive humanism is based on the idea that there is a positive potential in human beings. This includes the potential to help others, to find joy and meaning in life, and to use reason and creativity. It is not a guarantee of future perfection, but a positive potential. Acknowledging and nurturing this potential can improve an individual's chances of finding happiness and fulfilment in life, and a society's chances of becoming more harmonious and fulfilling for its members. Positive humanism focusses on exploring and supporting a human-based path to happiness and fulfilment.

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