Humanism

Humanist Association of Ghana’s Book Drive

Some time in October of 2016, at a regular Free-thought meeting organized by the Humanist Association of Ghana(HAG), we were discussing I believe, how to be environmentally more conscious when our generous host, Helen List, raised the issue of Christmas trees. Every year, millions of trees are harvested for Christmas and join the dump-sites after Christmas. Artificial …

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An open letter to the Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Prof. Mike Oquaye

Dear Sir, In a recent interview, with regards to homosexuality, you insinuated thatAfricans are increasingly becoming fed up with external forces trying to force alien cultures on them. We the members of the Humanist Association of Ghana (HAG)  are deeply disappointed with these comments as they do not reflect the views of all Ghanaians and …

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International and Ghanaian humanists call on Ghana to respect human rights in face of traditional practices

By Elizabeth O’Casey+On 2018-03-20· In a joint statement made by the International Humanist and Ethical Union (IHEU) and the Humanist Association of Ghana (HAG), humanists have called on Ghana to protect the human rights of all its people, regardless of their individual belief, sexual orientation or gender identity. In the statement, delivered as part of the UN’s Universal …

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Humanist Service Corp

The Humanist Service Corps (HSC) is the only international volunteering program guided by humanist principles. HSC focuses on protecting human rights by meeting basic needs. Human rights abuses occur most commonly where people have insufficient access to education, healthcare, and jobs. HSC collaborates with local organizations to provide these basic needs and empower members of the …

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Overcoming the Limits of Fundamentalism

In Ghana there are two broad categories of Christianity. The first are the orthodox denominations (mainstream Catholicism, Anglicanism, etc.) and the second are the Charismatics (or evangelicals). The charismatics are the new churches which preach a version of Christianity that sees every word in the bible as literally true. They are also fundamentalists in that …

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