I really like the idea of Humanism being taught in schools and hope that when I have children that it is taught along side other religious classes as mandatory which may just open the younger generations eye to the acceptance of ALL beliefs and life followings.

Maybe when this happens there will be far less bigatory or religious wars about which is the right religion the one and only religion because everyone will be more accepting of each persons choice.

I am just curious about one aspect of Humanism so if you don't mind me asking, what's the go when it comes to death? is it just that the person dies and is buried and becomes worm food thus replenishing the earth with nutrients??

Though I do not consider myself to be religious I like to think my baby became and angle and not just left as a pile of ash that we scattered on our farm kwim??