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Can I be considered humanist while being a person of faith? Or is that term only for non believers?

You can be a believer but apply yourself as if humans can solve their own problems. Not all humanists are atheists.

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Do you believe almost all people are shades of grey, not fully good not fully evil, or you distinguish between a path that leads to darkness and a path that leads to light?

And you can understand "darkness" and "light" with the Atheistic viewpoint as a parable, same with shades of grey.

Of course, but I do not assert shades of grey. More like a kaleidoscopic view of people.

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There was a humanist group in my neighborhood for several years, but it fizzled. The guy that ran it seemed to always have trouble even defining "humanist". Do you find it difficult as well (as in, vague, maybe)? Why or why not, if you'd like to treat this.

It can be difficult for some, but I am a simpleton. Humans solving human problems. Humans finding human ways to get along. The definition is easy, the solutions are not.