08/07/2020 · What are humanists beliefs? Humanists are non-religious, and promote rational thinking, tolerance and kindness. We believe we only have one life – and we should make the most of it! Living a thoughtful, ethical life is at the heart our values. We believe marriage is based on equality, mutual support and freedom of choice.

21/10/2020 · What Is a Humanist Wedding? A humanist wedding is a non-religious wedding ceremony that is free from many of the traditional rules around weddings. Humanist weddings can take place in any location, at any time of day, and couples have the freedom to …

08/07/2020 · We believe marriage is based on equality, mutual support and freedom of choice. Patron of Humanists UK, Stephen Fry, describes humanism as, “An approach to life, which encourages ethical and fulfilling living on the basis of reason and humanity, and rejects superstition and religion.

28/06/2018 · A Humanist wedding is non-religious, personal, inclusive, meaningful; when done well, it sets the tone for the whole day, a tone of relaxation, laughter, fun, enjoyment, celebrating love and commitment and family and friends.

Humanists believe that marriage should be based on mutual respect and love. They would oppose any view that people should be expected or required to enter into a marriage for any reasons. Humanist Society Scotland was very outspoken and campaigned to ensure that same-sex couples could access marriage. After the law was passed in Scotland,

A humanist wedding is a non-religious ceremony that is deeply personal and conducted by a humanist celebrant. It differs from a civil wedding in that it is entirely hand-crafted and reflective of the humanist beliefs and values of the couple, conducted by a celebrant who shares their beliefs and values.

03/06/2019 · A humanist wedding is a non-religious ceremony, conducted by a celebrant rather than a vicar or a priest. They’re popular with couples who have no religious affiliations, but who want to enter into a publicly committed marital relationship.

Humanists believe in . equal rights. For humanists the question is simply whether same-sex marriages cause anybody any . harm. The answer is no. Humanists believe there is no reason to suspect that a same-sex couple would be worse parents than two parents of the opposite sex.