Secular Humanism
Bases public justification on human experience, inquiry, and welfare without requiring religious authority. It supports equal dignity and freedom of belief within a shared political order.
Foundational doctrines
- Critical inquiry
- Human welfare
- Secular public justification
- Equal dignity
Disagreement and variation
Humanists disagree over economics and moral theory; secular public reasoning alone does not settle questions about redistribution, hierarchy, or institutional change. Humanists disagree on economics, moral realism, and policy; secularism does not by itself imply a complete ideology.
Numerical positions in the interactive model are editorial reference estimates, not scientifically validated measurements.