Humanist

[Zipporah Schumaker]

One of the scholars who in the field of literature proper
represented the movement of the Renaissance, and early in the 16th
century adopted the name Humanist as their distinctive title.

[PussyCat]

Someone who is explicitly concerned about the welfare and morality of other humans. Generally, humanists are not religious and do not believe in the [fictitious] teachings of any supposed deity. In this way humanists are commonly atheists and find [fulfillment] through [analytical] reasoning and scientific methods. Humanists are thus commonly evolutionists.

[Britney]

A person who doesnt believe in a religion but instead in the [welfare] of humans and other living beings.
Most humanists will choose a wedding or [funeral] without [biblical] readings and hymns.

[Sonia]

The irreligious belief that works like a religion without a god but is instead focused on [the present] welfare of other people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity,culture or any other calharacteristic creating any group of people
Most humanists are usually people who are atheists but can also be religious
Christian dinner: [thanks god] for my food so on so fourth amen
Humanist dinner: (in mind) man [the farmer] must have worked hard for this produce we must be very grateful

[Oralee]

[Follower] of the belief system of [humanism], the religion of the [politically correct] world. It is understood that no one can tell another human that they are wrong for what they think and feel.

[Raeanne Dimick]

Years ago, moronic atheists finally came to the conclusion that everybody hates them. So they made another attempt to relabel themselves hoping that people would [overlook] their [unjustified] sense of self-superiority, moral [cowardice], and complete irrational garbage.

[Gregory]

A stupid [word that] was told to us during our [religion class]. has no actual meaning and isnt [relevant] to life.

[Cami]

An advocate or follower of the principles of humanism.