If "Humanism" is a religion should our taxes go to social welfare and other institutions that support these types of systems within the USA?

Actually, Humanism is a non-religious and, well, anti-religious who believe man is capable of self-cultivation, self-determination, and self-improvement., it's not a religion.

Using the logic you have stated, we should also dualism, hermeticism, hereditarianism, and all other infinite schools of thought not pertaining to some religious creed, religions.

lol

Deep

Originally posted by ZeroDeep
Actually, Humanism is a non-religious and, well, anti-religious who believe man is capable of self-cultivation, self-determination, and self-improvement., it's not a religion.

Well, the anti-religious version is usually called secular humanism, to show the difference between it and humanism.