1720: Larry Mukwemba Tepa on Secular Humanism, Freedom of Belief, and Social Justice in Zambia
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen
Publication (Outlet/Website): Medium (Personal)
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2026/08/02
“They are not that accepting to divergent opinions.”
“Christianity is widely used by politicians.”
“We would like to make a difference as a humanist community.”
“The results have been nothing short of amazing.”
“If humanity wins then we all win.”
“We can work together as a community.”
“Such attempts to stop our conference are groundless.”
“Therefore this conference is completely in line with the Zambian constitution.”
“They have gone above and beyond.”
“We decided to not publicize the real name of venue for security reasons.”
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