Andrew Copson Libri

A wise and comforting collection of quotes and meditations, together with a guide to humanist funerals, from the Sunday Times bestselling authors of The Little Book of Humanism

An approachable, uplifting guide to finding happiness and leading a fulfilling life through the wisdom of famous humanists from the past and present

A must read. It is a worthwhile introduction that will inform and may correct some assumptions and prejudices. The Rev Maurice Stafford, Methodist Recorder

Universal guidance and wisdom on celebrating love and partnership, inspired by humanist thought

Secularism, the belief that religion should not be part of the affairs of the state or part of public education, is an increasingly hot topic in global public, political, and religious debates. Andrew Copson tells the story of secularism, discussing secular republics and the challenges they can face from resurgent religious identity politics.

This collection features insightful interviews with notable humanists, exploring their core values, beliefs, and perspectives on life. Each conversation delves into the principles that guide these individuals, offering readers a deeper understanding of humanism and its impact on personal and societal issues. The book serves as a thought-provoking resource for anyone interested in the philosophies that shape humanist thought and practice.