[BykrBayb]

Humanists often use the euphemism "humane." They model their euthanasia philosophy on the Nazi T-4 Euthanasia Program.

When anyone joins the humanists, they are not required to renounce their religion, but many of them do. Some of them continue to claim to be Christians, Jews or whatever religion they used to be, while others proudly proclaim they no longer adhere to any religion.

There are even some who go back and forth, claiming the protections of their former religion, while renouncing their adherence to it. They will claim to be Jewish when they see real or perceived persecution of Jews, so they can instantly claim victim status. Then they say they aren't bound by Jewish teachings, because they aren't really Jewish. Then they will represent themselves as Jewish again, so they can show that Jews support humanist propaganda. Other religions get bastardized this way too.

[Wampus SC]

I've run into those from several religions and non-religions. They're the kind who will say it's evil to keep a body alive when the soul is gone. If you ask them about the religious or philospohical basis of this, they naturally won't answer. But they will sidestep, of course, and change "when the soul is gone" to "when the brain is dead". The brain is physical. The soul is nonphysical. Can't be the same, but it is to them. Their view that it's all the brain means they deny the soul's existence. Which explains well nigh everything about them.