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What do the philosopher of science Hans Albert and the comic artist Ralf König, the primatologist Volker Sommer and the authors of children’s books Janosch and Max Kruse have in common? What connects the former SPD top politician Ingrid Matthäus-Maier with the immunologist Beda M. Stadler, the neurophilosopher Thomas Metzinger or the astrophysicist Heinz Oberhummer; what do the evolutionary biologists Ulrich Kutschera, Axel Meyer, Eckart Voland and Franz M. Wuketits have in common with the authors Esther Vilar and Karen Duve? Answer: They all are members of the Giordano Bruno Stiftung (gbs).
The gbs is a think tank for humanism and enlightenment, which is aligned with the guiding principle of evolutionary humanism, and to which many prestigious scientists, philosophers and artists belong. The foundation’s goal is to develop a viable secular alternative to existing religions and to help it become established in society. This aim is based on the belief that we cannot deal with the complex challenges of the 21st century using the religious paradigms of the past. We need a modern view of the world, compatible with the results of scientific research (particularly those of evolutionary biology and brain research), and which ethically is clearly oriented towards the individual’s right to self-determination (as expressed in the General Declaration of Human Rights).
Die Spenden werden für die Öffentlichkeitsarbeit zum Thema "Selbstbestimmung am Lebensende" eingesetzt. Ausführliche Infos zu den Aktivitäten der gbs gibt "bruno. Das Jahresmagazin der Giordano-Bruno-Stiftung" (bruno. 2019 erscheint am 9. Oktober 2019).