David Boulton is best known today for his books and articles exploring and promoting a brand of open-minded humanism that rejects supernaturalist religion but respects and celebrates the best of our religious heritage and tradition in so far as it offers an enabling dream of what he calls “the republic of heaven”. He is a member of the British Humanist Association and of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).
 

David has written for many publications, including most recently The Guardian, The Observer, New Internationalist, New Humanist, Sofia and Quaker journals including The Friend, Friends Quarterly, Journal of the Friends Historical Society and Proceedings of the Quaker Theology Seminar.

For details of his books, pamphlets and recent and forthcoming engagements,
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