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This companion book should serve not only as a philosophical guide but also as a practical manual for living out the tenets of Chivalric Humanism. By providing context, practical advice, and a means to integrate the philosophy into everyday life, the book will be an invaluable resource for new adherents.

As you delve into the chapters that follow, you will find that Chivalric Humanism is not merely an individual pursuit but a collective endeavor to elevate the human experience. It encourages us to strive for personal excellence and to contribute to the greater good, embodying the ideals of the knights of old in a way that is relevant for the world we live in today.

This Companion Book is not intended to replace the Book of Chivalric Humanism but instead to complement it by providing clarification of its writings and summarizations of the beliefs. It is a streamlined version that briefly discusses key ideas and concepts described in more detail in the foundational text, the Book of Chivalric Humanism. This book is intended to be used as a reference manual for understanding Chivalric Humanism.

May this Companion serve as your mentor and ally, illuminating the path of virtue, courage, and wisdom. Embark on this journey with an open heart and a willing spirit, and discover the transformation that Chivalric Humanism can bring to your life and to those around you.

Download a free eBook version of the Book of Chivalric Humanism Click here. Alternatively, you can purchase a physical copy of the book on Amazon by clicking here. 

The Book of Chivalric Humanism is a collection of essays and observations that contains the core principles of Chivalric Humanism and is the foundation of its philosophy and dogma. This is a moral framework for atheists seeking useful practical advice for how to live a virtuous and purpose driven life.

If you enjoy the books Good Without God by Greg Epstein, Humanism: A Very Short Introduction by Stephen Law, and The Good Book: A Secular Bible by A.C. Grayling, then you you’ll enjoy The Book of Chivalric Humanism.