Comparison among religions assumes some sort of commonality among religions, a very big and perhaps faulty assumption. Unfortunately, most comparisons of religion seems to consist less in the discernment of commonality than in the imposition of it. Whenever, for example, different religions are compared according to such notions as deity, eternity, grace, judgment, salvation, and so on, sel... read more

In a general sense, the Humanism is recognition of the human personality’s value, each person’s right to freedom and development. Humanism protects personal dignity, self-value and self-importance, the exceptional right for free choice and happiness. Narrowly, Humanism is associated with the secular social and cultural movement, which appeared in the... read more