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How Do Human Beings Develop Personal
Morality?
What is the place of the
individual person in the contemporary world?
What is the meaning of
life?
What are the sources of the principles of
personal integrity in
common human experience?
Announcing
the
founding
of
the
Institute
for
Science and Human Values, Inc.
The Institute for Science and Human values (ISHV) is
committed to scientific inquiry and the enhancement of human
values. This
combines both reason and compassion in realizing ethical
wisdom. It focuses on the principles of
personal integrity, individual freedom, and responsibility.
It includes a commitment to social justice, planetary
ethics,
and the development of shared values for the human family.
Neo-Humanism: New Directions for Humankind
ISHV will enlist the brightest scientists and scholars, in
the US and around the world to find out how to better
develop the moral virtues that we share as human beings. The
Neo-Humanist Statement of Secular Principles and Values
which guides this effort has been endorsed by more than 100
leading humanists,
including Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker, former
Congresswoman Patricia Schroeder, and writer Ann Druyan,
wife of the late Carl Sagan. It lays out a positive and
constructive vision of humanist morality based on reason.
The Human Prospect: A Neo-Humanist Perspective
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