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[[Humanists UK]] is a society of British [[Humanism|humanists]] whose origins go back to 1896 (The society is the result of various humanist groups merging).<ref>[https://humanists.uk/about/our-history-since-1896/ Humanists UK - History]</ref> Humanists UK was previously called the British Humanist Association.<ref>[https://humanists.uk/about/our-history-since-1896/ Humanists UK - History]</ref>
[[Humanists UK]] is a society of British [[Humanism|humanists]] whose origins go back to 1896 (The society is the result of various humanist groups merging).<ref>[https://humanists.uk/about/our-history-since-1896/ Humanists UK - History]</ref> Humanists UK was previously called the British Humanist Association.<ref>[https://humanists.uk/about/our-history-since-1896/ Humanists UK - History]</ref>
On August 19, 2011, [[Fox News]] reported:
{{cquote|American Evangelical theologian [[William Lane Craig]] is ready to debate the rationality of faith during his U.K tour this fall, but it appears that some atheist philosophers are running shy of the challenge.
{{cquote|American Evangelical theologian [[William Lane Craig]] is ready to debate the rationality of faith during his U.K tour this fall, but it appears that some atheist philosophers are running shy of the challenge.