Sentences with phrase «humanism in»

Opie spoke with Juliet Helmke of Modern Painters about the humanism in each.

The mecca, California Saturday, March 17th - Saturday, March 31st 2018 Eastern Star Gallery in partnership with The Lodge The Eastern Star Gallery and The Lodge are pleased to present The mecca, California, an installation exploring the relationship between enlightenment, spirituality and humanism in Southern California.

Later joined by sculptors Cesar (1921 - 98) and Niki de Saint Phalle (1930 - 2002), as well as the empaquetage (wrapping) artists Christo & Jeanne - Claude, these confident young artists proclaimed their «new sense of reality» and their determination to create a new concept of art which reemphasized the paramount importance of humanism in a society becoming more and more dominated by materialism.

1985 Contrasts of Form: Geometric Abstract Art, 1910 - 1980, Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY The Severe & the Romantic: Geometric Humanism in American Painting, 50s & 80s, Marilyn Pearl Gallery, New York, NY

With his choice of the exhibition title, Kiefer dedicates the installation to the French writer Louis - Ferdinand Céline's book «Voyage au bout de la nuit» («Journey to the End of the Night») from 1932, which describes the demise of European humanism in the trenches of World War I. Famous for its gallows humour and world - weary misanthropy, the book is a darkly humorous and grotesque description of the meaninglessness and evil of war.

The New Right's campaign against secular humanism in the schools often seems like an attempt to demonstrate that no one ever lost political power by underestimating the intelligence of the American public.

The Senate, by voice vote, has passed a bill that would end the ban on the teaching of secular humanism in programs funded by federal magnet - school money.

McAdams - Weisz Orthodox lesbian drama Disobedience is tender piece of humanism in insular world.

The movie gets off to a somewhat sluggish start, at a party scene that's overstuffed with arch dialogue and almost as many pop - culture allusions as a Seth MacFarlane show, but the underlying humanism in Baumbach's worldview ultimately wins out, and we actually come to care about this quippy group of chums and their endlessly referential, often very amusing conversations.

The film might lose a certain humanism in its devotion to such formalism, and the very underhanded, un-Tarkovskian way it doesn't explicitly ask the questions it is asking, but Annihilation isn't defiantly anti-humanist, either.

Thompson led the group that implemented the first NBI Healthcare Foundation Humanism in Medicine Award at MCG for a graduating medical student and clinical faculty member.

For years now we have been making gradual progress towards the acceptance of the teaching of non-religious worldviews in RE, with the 2004 national framework including Humanism in national guidance for the first time.

In its briefing on why Humanism is typically studied in RE, and repeatedly in its correspondence with DfE ministers, the British Humanist Association (BHA) has pointed to the recommended study of Humanism in the 2013 guidance and the resultant inconsistency of excluding such study at GCSE and A level.

BHA Chief Executive Andrew Copson commented, «We are deeply disappointed to see no annex on humanism in the criteria published by the DfE.

To deny the contribution of humanists, and more broadly the place of humanism itself in RE, can only be to the detriment of the subject and to the detriment of both religious and non-religious pupils alike.

Dr. Herbert served as 2002 - 3 President of the Society For Humanism in Medicine and spearheaded their CME program «The Human Embryo: Issues Surrounding the Beginnings of Life.»

Organizer and Chair (with Sheila Cosminsky): «Science and Humanism in Midwifery and Anthropology: Global Transformations.»

So it is relatively easy to summarize the varieties of humanism in this way.

We require a new and wider ecumenism in religion and a new and wider humanism in education.

For all the differences between Christianity and humanism in the widest sense of the word, (I use the word «Christianity» because it is traditional, though I am aware of its vagueness and false associations.)

It is against this background of a wider examination of religious models, initiated by a heightened doctrinal uncertainty, that I would enter a new version of religious humanism in the theological flesh market.

If the interpretation is left to the minds and consciences of men, then the mind of Man is the final arbiter, and the final result, across four hundred years of research, argument, criticism and corrosive human doubt, is going to be Humanism in religion, the loss of all objective certainty and truth.

In the introduction to his book Freedom is God Bishop Paulose had acknowledged the influence of Marxian humanism in addition to Bonhoeffor's «religionless Christianity» at the time of writing his thesis.

Peter Berger, in an aperçu that I admire very much, has predicted that secular humanism in America, having failed to achieve the sort of success many had expected or feared, will be forced to accept a kind of denominational status («From the Crisis of Religion to the Crisis of Secularity,» p. 22).

For Aunt Emily also shares Uncle Will's stern ethical humanism in its paradoxical regard for defeat as its finest justification.

I long for the day when we rescue our government from the zealots and put science and humanism in their rightful places.

It was, moreover, a Christian humanist vision which enabled him to reconcile his old science with his new faith and to reappropriate his Uncle Will's humanism in a religious framework.

The new humanism in its various forms is united in its determination that man should not die.2

Not exact matches

While the 20th century will be remembered as the era of failed social humanism, with the fall of communism and a move away from socialistic values, liberal humanism seems to be taking hold in our society.

And Catholic thinkers — the writings of Jacques Maritain are a prominent case in point — have long promoted a «Christian Humanism,» a perspective that celebrates the created dignity of the human person in God's design for the world.

I think the worlds population is actually benefiting from humanism — slavery is a crime in nearly every corner of the world.

The term «humanist» was a bad word at that time among evangelicals, and the antagonism would soon intensify with the appearance, in 1980, of Tim LaHaye's bestseller, The Battle for the Mind, which called for an all - out evangelical campaign against «secular humanism.»

What makes secular humanism bad is its insistence that human consciousness is the highest standard of truth, goodness, and beauty in the universe.

Humanism, however, in whatever guise it presents itself, is about the sovereignty of humanity and its imagined needs, and not about the demands of God at all.

The all out denying of ID puts humans in line with the animal herds giving humanisms as being but animalisms without a cause to be any different in the habitualized essences.

«The report is dominated by the old fashioned view that traditional religion is declining in importance and that non-adherence to a religion is the same as humanism or secularism.

An earlier version of this essay appeared in Environmental Ethics and Christian Humanism, edited by Thomas Sieger Derr and published by Abingdon, 1997.

DO decouple morality from a belief in humanism, in any of its formulations.

I do find it puzzling, however, to watch theologians, both conservative and liberal, come to the defense of the human, the rational, objectivity, the «text,» «moral values,» science, and all the other conceits the modern university cherishes in the name of «humanism.»

Paul Tillich and Reinhold Niebuhr, in quite different ways, gave theological warrant to the high humanism intrinsic to the powerful set of suggestions associated with such formalist theories.

Third, it was the tradition of Christian humanism which led the White Rose to see the essence of the anti-humanism of the Nazis in their disregard for the sanctity of individual human life.

As such, it seems to me that it would take about as much faith to believe in Humanism as it does to believe in a spirit world.

It's funny, most people didn't really behave very Christian until humanism and secularism started to emerge in the renaissance

This is why often Atheism and Humanism is hand in hand.

People and the world in general would be far better off if people spent more time contemplating ethics and humanism.

Sherburne's non-theistic stance is in keeping with the heart of Jones» own position as a humanist theologian and his ongoing campaign «to justify humanism as an authentic expression of black religion» (CBH 217/8).

Nowhere is Cheever's restrained but vigorous humanism more characteristically at work than in «The Fourth Alarm,» a late story about a man whose wife, Bertha, has undergone a modish liberation from the antique proprieties and conventions.

The three competing worldviews discussed in the book are materialism, theism, and humanism.

Vatican II, in his view, inaugurated a two - way dialogue in which Catholicism not only listened to the world's hopes and anxieties but also proposed to the world a Christian humanism: the «passionate love of God for all humanity, made visible in... Jesus Christ, crucified and risen,» that same Christ who fully and uniquely reveals to humanity its incomparable dignity and high calling.

He shares with his numerous predecessors the determination to suppress all problems of the economic base, their idealistic tendencies and their belittling of the class struggle in the naïve terms of a vague humanism.