Sentence examples for humanist thought from inspiring English sources

Do we need a humanist Thought for the Day?

He strongly advocated the interweaving of strict Orthodox learning with contemporary humanist thought.

A philosopher and academic, Harry was influential in developing modern humanist thought, especially in matters of education about values and beliefs.

Greg received the Humanist Visionary Award from the Foundation Beyond Belief and is the 2018-19 recipient of the Irving Wolfson Award for humanist thought in the Unitarian Universalist tradition.

Riccio's sensibility was well suited to the cultural milieu of early-16th-century Padua, a university town where many different strains of humanist thought came together in a syncretic ferment.

John is most commonly described as a humanist although he exhibits only some of the many different aspects of humanist thought and outlook.

My personal wishes for radio would be that no-one ever describes anything as a perfect storm, unless it actually involves wind and rain, and that we get the first humanist on Thought For The Day.

To many, the exclusion of humanists from Thought for the Day sends a very clear message that humanists do not have as much to contribute as religious people to one of the BBC's most high-profile ethical slots.

I couldn't agree more with the views of humanists concerning Thought for the Day.

It's time to allow humanists on Thought for the Day.

By barring humanists from Thought for the Day, the BBC is blatantly failing its remit to reflect the diversity of beliefs of its audience and wider population, and its legal duty to treat non-religious and religious beliefs equally.