Spiritual Humanism Forum FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

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1. I can’t log in to the forum using the username and password I created when I was ordained. The forum tells me my account does not exist. Can you help?

The Spiritual Humanism Forum is not an official forum for the Church of Spiritual Humanism, therefore, any user name and password associated with the CoSH website will not be carried over. You will need to create a new account here in order to have full user access to the SH Forum.

2. I created an account weeks ago, but now I am unable to log in.

If you did not make any posts within ten days of joining the forum, your account has likely been deleted. See #9 of the “Rules for Joining and Participating.”

3. I need help with an order I made for a Clergy Pack from the Church of Spiritualism Online Store. How long before I receive it, can I change the Title I selected, etc.?

The Spiritual Humanism Forum is an unofficial forum run by CoSH clergy members like you, and is not connected to the CoSH website. Unfortunately there is nothing we can do to assist you with any questions or issues that you may have concerning purchases made through the Church of Spiritual Humanism online store. There is, however, contact information available at the CoSH website at this address: http://www.spiritualhumanism.org/contact.htm

4. Is there a physical address for the Church of Spritual Humanism?
The address listed on the CoSH website is:
PO Box 180
Jenkintown, PA
19046
For additional contact information, go to this web address:
http://www.spiritualhumanism.org/contact.htm

5. Does Spiritual Humanism include belief in God or other supernatural beings?

The idea of God as a supernatural force, or entity, is a matter of faith and cannot be verified by scientific method. Until verifiable evidence that stands up to scientific method can be presented to prove the existence of the supernatural, we cannot adopt the idea of God as an entity into our religious system. We feel that belief in God is not a necessary component to having spiritual experiences.