I noticed a pattern in your post that I want to address, as its one I see often.
You seem to use the term "Religion" as if it means "Beleif in God". Thus, you pseak of the Religious person and the Atheist, an dhow the Atheist has no religion, and how the religionist asusmes the Atheist has a Religion-shaped hole, that you call Theocentruc reaosning.
But Religion is not "Beleif in God". Religion is actually a world view, and, in point of fact, cannot be gotten rid of. Everyone has a Religion.
That said, Secular Humanism is not a Substitute for Religion so much as a Religion in and of itself. It fills all the... (read more)
I noticed a pattern in your post that I want to address, as its one I see often.
You seem to use the term "Religion" as if it means "Beleif in God". Thus, you pseak of the Religious person and the Atheist, an dhow the Atheist has no religion, and how the religionist asusmes the Atheist has a Religion-shaped hole, that you call Theocentruc reaosning.
But Religion is not "Beleif in God". Religion is actually a world view, and, in point of fact, cannot be gotten rid of. Everyone has a Religion.
That said, Secular Humanism is not a Substitute for Religion so much as a Religion in and of itself. It fills all the... (read more)