Sentence examples for humanist network from inspiring English sources

First held in 2001, it's the brainchild of New Jersey Humanist Network.

Of course, we at Tikkun magazine and our activist arm the interfaith (including secular humanists) Network of Spiritual Progressives, are engaged in these activities all year round.

Michael Lerner, "the love Rabbi," is the editor of Tikkun magazine www.tikkun.org and chair of the interfaith and secular-humanist-welcoming Network of Spiritual Progressives.

We at Tikkun magazine and the interfaith and secular-humanist-welcoming Network of Spiritual Progressives want to see Israel achieve security while returning to the Jewish value articulated frequently in the Torah: "You shall love the Stranger/Other, and remember that you were strangers/others in the land of Egypt".

These criticisms became widely known among the close network of humanists who initially had found both Luther and Erasmus appealing.

Much further back, scientists in the 17th Century maintained a dense social network via letters, as did humanist scholars of the Renaissance.

The Secular Legal Society, the network of attorneys for the American Humanist Assn., filed an appeal on Miller's behalf.

Welcoming the government's approach, Tom French, policy co-ordinator for the Equality Network, said: "Same-sex marriage is about equality and freedom - the freedom for couples, and religious and humanist groups that want to, to celebrate same-sex marriages, but equally, upholding the freedom of other religious groups to say no to same-sex marriages.

Like them, McEvilley explicitly denounces Humanism's myopia, but he also transforms the Humanist notion of universality into a relativistic and diverse permutation of cultures that is becoming increasingly linked in a communicative network of globalism.

Dubbed "the humanist hacker," Swartz was indicted in 2011 on numerous counts of computer and wire fraud for breaking into computer networks at M.I.T. and using a false account to download some 4.8 million academic documents from the JSTOR database.

Horticulturalist, humanist.