Humanity stands on the brink of a transformation so sweeping that future generations will see a greater divide between their world and ours than we perceive between ourselves and the prehistoric past. The threshold we are approaching could lead to an extraordinary future in which we finally overcome violence, war, poverty, and disease, and unlock the full potential of human flourishing. But to reach that future, humankind must first survive the most perilous conditions we have ever encountered.
To help us avoid the existential threats that confront us Naturalistic Humanism provides a new paradigm for understanding what it means to be human. Grounded in evidence, reason, and an experimental mindset, Naturalistic Humanism offers comprehensive benefits including practical tools for lasting personal growth and healthier more satisfying relationships; a plan for building experimentally oriented communities; a path to becoming a more just and stable society; and even a naturalistic approach to spirituality.
Naturalistic Humanism results from 25 years of research and radio interviews with social scientists, neuroscientists, humanist psychologists, religious scholars, futurists, freethought community leaders, cultural activists, and taking listener calls.