October 12, 2023

Most people who know me, know that since 1968, I have been enamored with the film, The Planet of the Apes. I saw the film as a child thanks to my father. The movie’s multiple themes of loss, displacement, alternative universes, the roles of power, religion, friendship, and science all blew my little seven-year-old mind. […]

Most people who know me, know that since 1968, I have been enamored with the film, The Planet of the Apes. I saw the film as a child thanks to my father. The movie’s multiple themes of loss, displacement, alternative universes, the roles of power, religion, friendship, and science all blew my little seven-year-old mind.

Most people who know me, know that since 1968, I have been enamored with the film, The Planet of the Apes. I saw the film as a child thanks to my father. The movie’s multiple themes of loss, displacement, alternative universes, the roles of power, religion, friendship, and science all blew my little seven-year-old mind.

Most people who know me, know that since 1968, I have been enamored with the film, The Planet of the Apes. I saw the film as a child thanks to my father. The movie’s multiple themes of loss, displacement, alternative universes, the roles of power, religion, friendship, and science all blew my little seven-year-old mind.

Most people who know me, know that since 1968, I have been enamored with the film, The Planet of the Apes. I saw the film as a child thanks to my father. The movie’s multiple themes of loss, displacement, alternative universes, the roles of power, religion, friendship, and science all blew my little seven-year-old mind.

Most people who know me, know that since 1968, I have been enamored with the film, The Planet of the Apes. I saw the film as a child thanks to my father. The movie’s multiple themes of loss, displacement, alternative universes, the roles of power, religion, friendship, and science all blew my little seven-year-old mind.

Most people who know me, know that since 1968, I have been enamored with the film, The Planet of the Apes. I saw the film as a child thanks to my father. The movie’s multiple themes of loss, displacement, alternative universes, the roles of power, religion, friendship, and science all blew my little seven-year-old mind.

Most people who know me, know that since 1968, I have been enamored with the film, The Planet of the Apes. I saw the film as a child thanks to my father. The movie’s multiple themes of loss, displacement, alternative universes, the roles of power, religion, friendship, and science all blew my little seven-year-old mind.

Journeys to Humanism, theHumanist.com’s regular series, features real stories from humanists in our community. From heartwarming narratives of growth, to more difficult journeys, our readers open up about their experiences coming to humanism. Jamie JarrinUSA I grew up in a typical conservative household and was raised with the standard set of Christian values one often

Journeys to Humanism, theHumanist.com’s regular series, features real stories from humanists in our community. From heartwarming narratives of growth, to more difficult journeys, our readers open up about their experiences coming to humanism. Jamie JarrinUSA I grew up in a typical conservative household and was raised with the standard set of Christian values one often