Now what?

Lost your religion?  

Do you keep your old ethics?  Or adopt new ones?

Can you still celebrate the old holidays?  Or not?

Lots of people, when they become disenchanted with the religion they grew up with transition to non-belief without any problem at all.

Others struggle for a bit to define who they are now that they are no longer religious.

The good news is you don’t have to invent an ethics from scratch.

You can learn from what other non-religious have figured out about what works and what doesn’t. 

One of the reasons I teach people about Humanism is that it provides an ethical framework without dogma and without supernatural belief.

It’s the best of what we have learned so far and what we continue to learn about what it means to be a good human.

Most people end up at some form of Humanism. 

Lost your religion? Save yourself some time, and learn about Humanism.

I have several books that might help. Like: 

• The Humanist Approach to Happiness: Practical Wisdom

• Jen Hancock’s Handy Humanism Handbook

• And Living Made Simpler – an online course.