Humanist Chaplain Frank Chappell finds meaning in the beautiful finality of life and death, because ritual doesn't require dogma—just heart and community. thehumanist.com/features/profiles/h…- A Humanist chaplain makes about as much sense as a Vegan butcher. 😆
- Not quite. That would imply that all human experiences are innately theistic. They exist to help provide guidance and support where needed. Hope that helps!
- Sounds like a therapist to me. I'm sure that a "humanist" military chaplain will provide a lot of comfort to injured and dying soldiers by reassuring them that there is no God and oblivion awaits them after death.Oct 29, 2025 00:05
