Religion as a Human Creation
Over the past century, there has been a steep decline in religious adherence. However, some groups, including many Quakers, Universalists, Humanists and even Anglicans have continued to find benefit from religion, despite discarding their belief in a god.
In this panel, representatives from Quakers, Sea of Faith and Humanism discuss the idea that religion may be entirely human created, but may of value none the less.
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Dr Gijsbert Stoet is a psychologist and chair of the Ethics Committee at the University of Leeds Institute of Psychological Sciences.
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Helen Bellamy is a trustee of the Sea of Faith Network.
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Carol Sherrard is the coordinator of the Yorkshire group of the Sea of Faith network.
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Chris Whichelo is a Quaker Chaplain at the University of Leeds Chaplaincy. Chris describes himself as a non-theist Quaker.
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