Humanism Stories

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Humanism doesn't make us different

The story of a boy named Raiden, who after confronting the truth witnesses the beginning of a serious conflict. It is a tale of learning the meaning of life in a conformist and ideologized world of adults, where young enthusiasm for changing the world is drastically suppressed by obedient and enslaved robots. Can a single youthful rebellion, stemming from a certain discovery, be enough to save the dormant world of humans and robots?

While writing this, I am sitting on my plastic chair with my laptop in front of me. Alone, but not lonely. How about you? And so many others? What is your own corner like? What would the everyday life (or death) of a ghost lounging on top of its tombstone look like? How would you imagine it to be? This is an anthology, a collection of half fiction, half real life experiences. Be it light-hearted or dark and gory. Everything or nothing may be here. Start reading, and you will know.

Faced with sudden, torturous supernatural adversity, a man discovers his moral fiber and humanity.

One day a girl is walking down the street of lights, and a man with a white hat asked her. What did he asked her? Who is he? What do he need from that girl? READ.

Even the tiniest creature on earth deserves respect. Equality is not similarity. Being equal doesn't mean being identical. It means accept and respect the right to be different.

In the city made by the Originator, glorious devastation is about to be wrought. Resistance, Rebellion, Resurrection, Repeat. The stadium One-Thousand Fifty-Two is not a place of entertainment, but memorial. Witness Ar, one who does not desire to be a hero, nor adventurer, nor leader of a great insurrection, but simply desires to know. What truth does the Originator hold, what facts may lie within him that Agrian so fears. And what is the scheme of Agrian, one that is out of alignment for every new renewal and evolution of this city. Find out in Ar.

whould i have my own love story?or i'd be just a cast in someone's fairyta

Just a collection of random short stories and poetry by me. Hope you enjoy these random bursts of creativity.

I've idea for freeze this feeling, write start from today.. *** For every moment I've passed. I often feel very happy if saw you all were happy...

After 2022 and its effects, my mindset had been shaken greatly, so this time ill go over what my ideas are. It has to be short, right? the flowers, as well as even the background on the cover isn't mine. They are just taken from sites and pixel arts

The Neighborhood is a contemporary, secular moral philosophy that emphasizes freedom of thought and expression, respect for all life, and devotion to knowledge. The Neighborhood is intended to be an open, inclusive, community dedicated to making the world a better place for all. The Neighborhood rejects the idea of religion, realizing that religions suppress the search for knowledge, oppose the growth of humanity and attempt to divide us and keep us fighting amongst ourselves. The Neighborhood embraces logic and the ethical pursuit of science in an attempt to improve the lives of all. This is what makes The Neighborhood the one true religion. In part one, The Book of Neighbors, introduces the best arguments against the major religions and replaces them with an updated worldview and morality. In part two, Breaking Bread expands on the first part and prepares Neighbors for interacting with others that are not familiar with The Neighborhood.

In a world where the old moral certainties have collapsed and ideologies divide humanity, Cosmoanthropism Moral offers a new path - a universal, secular, and rational ethics born from the intrinsic value of the human being. Starting from the axiom of self-worth, J.D. Marín builds a theory that reconciles reason and feeling, science and morality, the individual and the cosmos. The result is a vision of the good that depends neither on faith nor on relativism, but on the very structure of human consciousness. Cosmoanthropism Moral: A Universal Ethical Theory for the West is a profound reflection on dignity, autonomy, the complementarity of the sexes, and personal responsibility. A philosophical manifesto for a civilization seeking to rediscover the meaning of good in an age of chaos and decay.

A ship's crew tries to decide where they should set sail to.

Ugly events around Ivie Momoh's life made her preoccupied with a revolutionary three point agenda; to get her life back, put the villains in their places and then cause changes to the very fabric of politics in her dear Edo state. There was one tiny problem, falling in love again was not part of it.