The Code for Global Ethics: Ten Humanist Principles
by Rodrique Tremblay as:
Dignity: Proclaim the natural dignity and inherent worth of all human beings.
Respect: Respect the life and property of others.
Tolerance: Be tolerant of other’s beliefs and lifestyles.
Sharing: Share with those who are less fortunate and assist those who are in need of help.
No domination: Do not dominate through lies or otherwise.
No superstition: Rely on reason, logic and science to understand the universe and to solve life’s problems.
Conservation: Conserve and improve the Earth’s natural environment.
No war: Resolve differences and conflicts without resorting to war or violence.
Democracy: Rely on political and economic democracy to organise human affairs.
Education: Develop one’s intelligence and talents through education and effort.
These principles are some of our guiding principles that makes Humanist and the Humanist community different from others, we strongly believe that a world that cherishes these ethics or values is a better one.
A book highlighting these values can be got from the book authored by Rodrigue Tremblay.
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