illuminatiscottSun, Sep 6, 2009 I completely understand and agree with your assessment of creationism.
However, I intended my question to be mostly about the nature of Secular Humanism, and whether a philosophy which views humans as having value is compatible with a philosophy which understands all the constructs of the universe as purely natural physical phenomena. I have a sort of way to reconcile these two views, but I'm waiting for some more input before I speak.
I completely understand and agree with your assessment of creationism.
However, I intended my question to be mostly about the nature of Secular Humanism, and whether a philosophy which views humans as having value is compatible with a philosophy which understands all the constructs of the universe as purely natural physical phenomena. I have a sort of way to reconcile these two views, but I'm waiting for some more input before I speak.