A new study of the time at which infants first rolled over reveals tummy time might be as important as we think! According to The New York Times: Canadian researchers compared 1,114 infants born from 1990 to 1992, just before the âback to sleepâ campaign began, with 351 infants born 20 years later.
A religion based on the ability of human beings to solve the problems of society using logic and science. Most people need a religion to help guide them through life's challenges and difficult moral decisions. Recognizing how the power of religious rituals, methods, and communication can impact human behavior, Spiritual Humanism fuses traditional religious behaviors onto the foundation of scientific humanist inquiry.
A comprehensive, nonreligious lifestance. Secular humanism is comprehensive, touching every aspect of life including issues of values, meaning, and identity. Thus it is broader than atheism, which concerns only the nonexistence of god or the supernatural. Important as that may be, thereâs a lot more to life â¦ and secular humanism addresses it. Secular humanism is nonreligious, espousing no belief in a realm or beings imagined to transcend ordinary experience. Secular humanism is a lifestance, or what Council for Secular Humanism founder Paul Kurtz has termed a eupraxsophy: a body of principles suitable for orienting a complete human life.