1712: Harrison Mumia on Atheism, Humanism, and Religious Freedom in Kenya
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen
Publication (Outlet/Website): Medium (Personal)
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2026/07/11
“Nothing happened to make me stop believing. I wasn’t walking one day and ‘saw the light’.”
“Our country has, historically, been very religiously inclined, and that impacts how the government views atheism.”
“As far as we are concerned, AIK is still a society.”
“What happens to me as an atheist parent? Where does my child go?”
“I don’t see why I should hold on to something that I don’t believe in.”
“I believe that life is bigger than the belief in God.”
“We should be compassionate. We must give hope.”
“We should also base our actions on the science that speaks to the pandemic.”
“Let us show compassion for those affected, and for the most vulnerable.”
“Promising employment opportunities on the basis of religious affiliation undermines the rule of law.”
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