Freethought
Main category: Freethought
English: Freethought is part of history of irreligion and secularism. Freethought movement developed particularly in the second half of the nineteenth century.
Freethought movement
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Nicolas de Largillière, Voltaire, 1720s.
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Thomas Paine, 1792.
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Frances Wright.
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Harriet Martineau, 1834.
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George Holyoake employed the term secularism in 1851.
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Portrait of George Jacob Holyoake.
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Flag of the freethinkers of Volonne.
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Henri Demare, A tribute to late freethinkers, 1881.
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Pansy is a symbol of freethought.
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Pansy is a symbol of freethought.
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Tombstone detail of a freethinker, Spain, late 19th century.
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Matilda Joslyn Gage.
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Freethought publications by G. W. Foote.
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Watson Heston, Two Ways to Go, 1896.
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Frederick Triebel, Statue of Robert G. Ingersoll, 1909.
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American freethought writer D. M. Bennett's tomb from the 19th century.
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Conway Hall Library in London.
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Jugendweihe is a secular coming of age ceremony practiced by German 14 year olds. Photograph from early 20th century.
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Anarchist, feminist and freethinker Voltairine de Cleyre 1901.
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The Boletín de la Escuela Moderna, 1905, edited by Francisco Ferrer.
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Francisco Ferrer in a postcard from 1909.
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Grave of Francisco Ferrer.
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Grave of Francisco Ferrer.
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Adolphe Puissant, Monument to Francisco Ferrer, Bruxelles 1911.
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Monument to Francisco Ferrer, Barcelona.
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Monument to Francisco Ferrer, Barcelona 2002.
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Cover of The Truth Seeker from 1921.
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Monument to the Freethinkers association in the Dasbeck cemetery, Germany.
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Freethought gravestone in France.
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Memorial for German freethinkers in Texas, 2002.
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The Dutch magazine De Vrijdenker (The Freethinker) 2015.
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Cover of 2018 issue of the Truth Seeker.