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...Melanchthon proceeded to bring the Evangelical faith into connection with Humanism. He started with the old familiar idea of [[natural law]], declaring that i

...bout/euthanasia.php Plea for Beneficient Euthanasia], spearheaded by the [[Humanism|humanist]] movement in the United States.</ref>, while many religious peopl

...is purely as a result of a certain Biblical view. They regard liberalism, humanism, feminism, and homosexuality are undermining the society. They also lobby,

...ice of medicine were greatly influenced by the prominence of [[Renaissance humanism|humanist]] study. A wider range of Galen's works became available, and in t

* Segel, Harold B. Renaissance Culture in Poland: The Rise of Humanism, 1470-1543.'' Cornell U. Press, 1989. 285 pp.

...'t agree that God told him to do it. In his lecture, ''Existentialism is a Humanism'', he says: ...name="Sartrehum">Sartre, Jean-Paul. {{cite web | title=Existentialism is a Humanism | work=World Publishing Company | url=http://www.marxists.org/reference/arc

...our|Companion of Honour]] in 1982. Popper was a member of the [[Academy of Humanism]]; he described himself as an [[agnosticism|agnostic]], but respected the m

student of philosophy he accepted the tenets of traditional [[humanism]], but he later developed his own interpretation in which religion is a res

...is to help individuals recognize their angst and come to terms with it. [[humanism|Humanistic]] approaches to psychology are closely linked to the ideas of [[

In the 16th century, [[Humanism|Humanists]] paid a great interest to vernacular language. It was a period o

...nally regard themselves as Christian, instead identifying as non-theist, [[humanism|humanist]], [[agnosticism|agnostic]], universalist or in some cases as belo

...scribed atheists tend toward [[secularism|secular]] philosophies such as [[humanism]], [[rationalism]], and [[naturalism]]. However, there is no one ideology o ...rst=R.L. |year=1987 |title=Atheophobia—an introduction |journal= Religious Humanism|volume=21 |issue=1 |pages=32–37 }}</ref>

...r, to Dickens these were not just plot devices but an index of a Christian humanism that led him to believe that good wins out in the end, often in unexpected

...s quasi-religious organizations and movements have developed&mdash;secular humanism, civil religion, and various secular philosophies&mdash;and their nature an

...one of the prophets of Islam, without attributing divinity to him. Even [[humanism|humanists]] who reject the religious claims, or who doubt the [[miracles]] ...ics of the [[Old Testament]]<ref>British Humanist Association, [http://www.humanism.org.uk/site/cms/contentViewArticle.asp?article=1212 A humanist discussion o

...o the party chatting up [[Leo Tolstoy]]. Where to now? [[Erich Fromm]]'s [[humanism|humanistic]] works ''Man For Himself'' and ''The Fear of Freedom'' were jus

Strasbourg, which was a [[humanism]] centre, has a long history of higher-education excellence, melting French

Hicks had also become a student of [[Confucianism|Confucian humanism]], and she was particularly attracted to the thought a second Harvard profe

...schools, does that amount to an endorsement of the "religion" of "secular humanism" or atheism?

...eld in Madrid in July 1937. Ostensibly called up to explore such topics as humanism, the writer and society, and cultural heritage, the meeting actually served