Michael Werner

Much of Michael Werner‘s life has revolved around progressive activism. He is the past president of the Humanist Foundation, the past President of the American Humanist Association, an adjunct faculty member of the Humanist Institute, and taught at the UUA theological school, Meadville Lombard. He has taught widely at major universities. He teaches classes on Ethics, Epistemology, addictions, and Humanism. He has three books: “Regaining Balance” on the history of the UUA, “What Can You Believe if You Don’t Believe in God,” and “Quit Your Addiction Now.”  He was a successful manager in the high-tech chemical business while enjoying the love of his partner and three children, and now lives in Wilmington, NC.

Posts by Michael Werner

Why Humanism?

“Civilization is to groups what intelligence is to individuals. It is a means of combining the intelligence of many to achieve ongoing group adaptation.... Read More