Sentences with phrase «true humanism»

32 Augustine said, «The glory of God is man fully alive,» and several Christian writers have claimed that Christianity is the true humanism.

His satirical sabotage is undertaken in the name of that «true humanism.»

At the same time, euthanasia and assisted - suicide practices in the Netherlands have so detached that society from true humanism that their supreme courts issued decrees allowing access to assisted suicide to both the mentally ill and depressed.

Here surely is the true humanism.

And Roy Peachey's brilliant description of the emergence of the novel from the British tradition of Christian «protest», and of the related de-Catholicisation of the English school curriculum, sets the scene for the Church to reclaim this tradition in the name of true humanism.

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This Christian humanism has important political and economic ramifications, establishing for Röpke the true foundation of political and economic liberty that modern appeals to mere utility do not provide.

When one reads the many critics who discuss Camus» «atheism,» or his «new humanism,» or his Lack of «eternal values,» or even Camus» own attacks upon the Christian God, it is astonishing to read what he states to be his «rebel's» true intention: «He is seeking, without knowing it, morality or the sacred.

With God's eternity shown as the Fullness of Time, Christian humanism becomes a true acceptance of the temporal.

Georg Lukacs's claim that dialectical materialism is the culmination of Western humanism would strike Solzhenitsyn as all too true, for dialectical materialism makes explicit post-Enlightenment humanity's quest to remake the world in people's false self - images as creatures of reason.

Humanism knows merely the development of humanity with its possibilities and its different stages; here the true value of man is the ideal self, which is beyond his concrete empirical existence, and because of which no man can be wholly lost.

«Acknowledging the common humanity given in Christ, can we not work with men of all religions and no religions for a secular human culture and community, and even for a secular humanism open to insights from all religions and ideologies, evaluated in the light of, Lad informed by, the true manhood of Jesus Chris?»

@richunix — True, atheism is not a religion, but humanism is, and mots atheists are humanists.

Yet there's little that's sadistic about Szász's humanism, which understands that true acts of insight happen through messier, more elusive presentations.