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A Discussion About Secularism&Women’s Rights in Egypt With Reem Abdel Razek

  – Can you tell us about yourself Reem? I am a nineteen year old college student interested in science ,philosophy and literature. I advocate women’s rights and gender equality. – Why have you decided to take off the veil? There were a bunch of pro-veil ad campaigns that ironically opened my eyes to how

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Interview with Ema Shah [English Version]

  Ema Shah (Arabic: ايما شاه‎) (born June 7, 1981) is a Kuwaiti singer, composer, Humanist , pianist, guitarist, actress, writer, dancer and director. The Kuwaiti composer and singer Emma Shah has written and performed in many languages, including Arabic, Russian, French and Japanese. Emma Shah studied opera, photography and films. She is a founding member and president of troupe Anthropology,  

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Humanism in Mesopotamia

  The article was posted on Big Think   Click Here To Read It   Looking forward for your comments!

 
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My Message to the World

 
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A Purpose Of Living

  By Faisal Saeed Al Mutar The Founder of Global Secular Humanist Movement I have been told many times, “Oh,You are a Free Thinker?”  ”Where do you get your morals from?” “What is the purpose of your life ?” “What stops you from killing your mother?” “I Pity you! you have nothing worth living for!

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Can humanism save capitalism? ‘By Jaakko Wallenius, the writer of the Being Human Blog’

This little essay was originally inspired by a Facebook-chat with Faisal Saeed Al-Mutar, who is an Iraqi humanist . He is also the admin of Facebook-page for Global Secular Humanist Movement at http://www.facebook.com/GSHMP Human kind will never be united under any single ideology of any kind. However, I think that the central ideas of humanism

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“Lying” By Sam Harris : Book Review

It is without a doubt one of the most honest books,brilliantly argued and actually so precise!. Sam takes us into a journey that we wish it will never end,We sometimes don’t understand the consequences of our lies but he keeps telling us why we should be concerned about them,How our relationships be better and the

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Thomas Jefferson on Separation of Church and State

  Please “SHARE” the article after you finish reading.   All quotation taken from Andrew Lipscomb and Albert Bergh, The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, in 20 volumes. Additionally, a great collection of Jefferson quotes can be found on the Jefferson pages at the University of Virginia Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) was the principle author of the

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The Greatest Speech For Free Speech

  The speech is from a debate at Hart House, University of Toronto. Hitchens speech is in opposition to a proposed amendment to criminalize some forms of free speech.   “Now, I am absolutely convinced that the main source of hatred in the world is religion, and organized religion. Absolutely convinced. I am glad that

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“To Live at All Is Miracle Enough” Richard Dawkins

© New Humanist Magazine I have found this article in RichardDawkins.net and it is extremely wonderful written by Richard Dawkins himself! and  I want to share it with you while we are celebrating 2012! Article Link excerpt from Chapter I, “The Anaesthetic of Familiarity,” of his 1998 book Unweaving the Rainbow To live at all

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