1728: Robert Bwambale Musubaho on Humanist Education, Critical Thinking, Science, and Secular Progress in Uganda
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen
Publication (Outlet/Website): Medium (Personal)
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2026/08/24
“There is no indoctrination in a humanist curriculum and there is always a chance to ask any questions.”
“We need Africa to embrace evidence based learning; this is the only way that we can kick off the beliefs in magic and superstitions.”
“Humanism is demonized by religious zealots who want to paint a bad picture on humanism.”
“I try to promote humanism through good works.”
“Humanism is standing for evidence, reality and facts. Humanism aims at solving problems and accepting that humanity has the potential to solve problems.”
“Educational institutions give chance to young people to question everything and this opens their level of thinking.”
“Humanism allows us to understand better the world better by favoring us to question everything and grow up with critical minds.”
“In our country there is freedom of people to worship but less or no consideration of those who choose not to worship.”
“We encourage our students to be job creators rather than job seekers.”
“With science, we can progress.”
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