Will secularism survive? Yes, because
it is a humanistic philosophy that promotes reason, realism, logic,
discourse, and morality, all of which favor humans and other animals
and their environment. It simultaneously opposes fanaticism, dogma,
damnation, and rigid thinking, feeling, and believing. Along with
rational emotive behavioral therapy (REBT), it shows people how to
unconditionally accept their limitations as people and accept life.
Albert Ellis is the director of the
Albert Ellis Institute and the originator of rational emotive
behavioral therapy (REBT).
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