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3 weeks ago

Humanists Malta
🌌 The universe is the greatest invitation to curiosity.For most of human history, people looked at the night sky and filled its mysteries with stories. Today, science invites us to do something different: to question, investigate, and gradually uncover how the cosmos really works.In this conversation, astrophysicist Joseph Caruana explores some of the biggest questions humanity has ever asked — from the origins of the universe to the possibility of life beyond Earth.For humanists, this spirit of exploration is essential. Understanding the universe does not come from accepting easy answers, but from curiosity, critical thinking, and the courage to keep asking better questions.The more we learn about the cosmos, the more we are reminded that inquiry itself is one of humanity’s greatest achievements. 🔭Watch the full discussion below.www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qla0M6oiiJc #HumanistsMalta #humanism #secularhumanism #malta #malta🇲🇹 #maltagram #maltatoday #science #reason #criticalthinking #cosmos #spaceexploration #space #astronomy ... See MoreSee Less
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3 weeks ago

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🧠 In an age often described as a “post-truth” era, conversations like this are more important than ever.When information travels faster than verification, and emotionally compelling stories can spread more easily than careful analysis, the ability to think critically becomes essential.Healthy public debate depends on the intellectual tools of good inquiry: questioning claims, weighing evidence, recognising bias, and being willing to revise our views in light of better arguments.Humanism champions these habits of mind — reason, curiosity, and intellectual honesty — as the foundation of a more informed and thoughtful society. 🔎#CriticalThinking #PostTruth #Reason #Science #Humanism #EvidenceMatters #HumanistsMalta #humanism #secularhumanism #antifascist #antiFascism #antifascism #ethics #ethics #malta #malta🇲🇹 #maltagram ... See MoreSee Less
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4 weeks ago

Humanists Malta
Humanists Malta, as long-term proponents of updated and comprehensive Human Rights and Equality legislation, were pleased to be invited to a discussion with officials from the Office of the Prime Minister. The Government is now returning to a subject - on which no progress had been made since 2020 - with forthcoming proposals for legislation including the establishment of a Human Rights and Equality Commission in line with EU law. The meeting with our Chair, James Buħagiar, and Vice-Chair, Christian Colombo, was positive and constructive. We look forward to seeing the draft of the proposed legislation. #humanism #secularhumanism #equality #EqualityNow #malta #malta🇲🇹 #maltagram #maltatoday #humanrights ... See MoreSee Less
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4 weeks ago

Humanists Malta
Strengthening Humanist Bonds Across Borders 🌍🤝Humanists Malta’s own James Buhagiar had the pleasure of meeting Per Henning Dahl from the Norwegian Humanist Association (@HumanEtiskForbund) for an informal catch-up in Sliema last month in late February 2026.Humanism has always thrived on connection and the simple belief that when we come together with open minds, we can create real change. Over coffee, James and Per Henning discussed the shared challenges and goals of our movements, focusing on key themes like:Assisted Dying and the right to bodily autonomy.Secularism in modern society.The importance of Humanist Celebrations in marking life's milestones.Meeting fellow humanists from across Europe reminds us that we’re part of a global community working toward dignity, compassion, and reason. Here’s to continued cooperation between Malta and Norway—and to all the bridges we’ll keep building along the way! 💙✨#Humanism #HumanistsMalta #InternationalCollaboration #Secularism #Sliema #MaltaNorway #secularhumanism #Malta #malta #malta🇲🇹 #maltagram #lovemalta #norway #secularism #secularism #bodilyautonomy #bodilyautonomyisahumanright #celebrations #celebrations🎉 #Commemoration ... See MoreSee Less
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