Secular humanism
Secular humanism is humanism that is atheistic in nature. It is an idea in which man is self-centered, is an animal and God is not involved. People who are secular humanists do not believe in God and focus on things to better themselves, such as money and other earthly wealth. They do not believe in God so they can justify their self-centered pursuits.
Infighting within the Secular Humanism faction of atheism caught on tape
See also: Atheist factions
On October 10, 2010, a contentious exchange between members of the Secular Humanism faction of atheism founded by Paul Kurtz and the atheist Ron Lindsay was caught on tape.Video - Part oneVideo - Part 2 During the exchange Ron Lindsay said that infighting has been occurring within the Secular Humanism faction of atheism for years.[1] A Paul Kurtz supporter said that Kurtz was censored by Ron Lindsay and his supporters and driven out of the organization that he founded (Center for Inquiry).[2] Lindsay claimed, however, that Kurtz voluntarily resigned from the organization he founded and Kurtz was never censored. Furthermore, Lindsay said that Kurtz's idea of a "planetary federation" was impractical. [3] Kurtz countered that he was never allowed to publish why he resigned from the organization and that he was censored by the organization that he founded.[4]