FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the rule as a Humanist?
Ans: Humanists believe in a free and fair society where every individual has equal rights. Humanists believe that the law of the land is above all other religions. Humanists are law-abiding citizens.

What is the origin of Humanity?
Humanity has existed since the beginning of human life. People used to share, help, and assist each other. It was a wonderful society, but people started to dominate, hate, and kill each other to occupy territory, gain power, and acquire wealth. They began using religion as a tool to control the hearts and minds of the people, enslaving them for centuries by introducing a false narrative about heaven and earth. Greed and lust took hold of their minds for worldly and heavenly pleasures.

Do Humanists believe in Religion?
We, as Humanists, believe in science and technology. We do not believe in fairy tales that were written centuries ago. We believe in facts and evidence. We do not believe in the supernatural or stories about demons and gods. We believe that the human race is the most superior race, and we are called Humanists, with our "religion" being Humanism. We, as Humanists, can reflect the true image of God within ourselves through good deeds.

Humanist Rejection of the Supernatural or God?
Yes, we reject the supernatural, stories, and fairy tales, but believe in science, technology, actual facts, and evidence. We respect all religions and appreciate it if any religion plays an important role in upholding a society with love, peace, and work for the betterment of humankind.

What is Humanity as a religion?
A branch of humanism called Religious Humanism incorporates some aspects of religious traditions, such as shared values and community. However, it does so without belief in a god or supernatural elements. We find meaning in humanist rituals, like gathering in a hall to celebrate shared values. We have schedules for health, sports, farming, professional activities, and enjoyment.