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Humanists Want to Be Recognized on Par with Religious Denominations, but: 'A Challenge, They Don't Believe in Anything'

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The Humanist Society believes that they are discriminated against because they cannot become a recognized religious community.

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Humanists Want to Be Recognized on Par with Religious Denominations, but: 'A Challenge, They Don't Believe in Anything'

The Humanist Society believes that they are discriminated against because they cannot become a recognized religious community.

2 days ago·Copenhagen, Denmark

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DR broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark 2 days ago on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.

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Humanists Want to Be Recognized on Par with Religious Denominations, but: 'A Challenge, They Don't Believe in Anything'

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