Humanism: Dangerous Illusion, Desperate Faith or Duty of Time?

Humanism: dangerous fantasies, desperate beliefs, or responsibility to time. Abstract: In ancient times, the concept of Padia is a combination of learning and education organically. In today's world, it is still the essence of culture. However, philosophy is currently characterized by a practical spirit that connects today's needs with real social and cultural trends. Today's humanism seems to be nothing but an illusion, an impossible utopia. But philosophy should shape the attitude of life in its educational role and this attitude is not only profound and universal, but also human.

This is an understanding of many people, but faith is not a dream, it is a human illusion. . . . [When I heard the gospel, they ignored this. In their minds, from their own resources, they came up with the idea they call "faith", and they regarded it as true faith. Nevertheless, it is the idea that there is no correspondence experience in human shaping, depth of soul. (6) But this highest justice I say (God by Christ, no action, our fault) is neither political nor ceremonial, it is clean, not consistent in our work Reversal: It's just It is passive justice. . . . We do not do anything here, so we do not give anything to God, but only we accept and work for another person, working for us, that is God. (7)

Humanism: dangerous fantasies, desperate beliefs, or responsibility to time. Abstract: In ancient times, the concept of Padia is a combination of learning and education organically. In today's world, it is still the essence of culture. However, philosophy is currently characterized by a practical spirit that connects today's needs with real social and cultural trends. Today's humanism seems to be nothing but an illusion, an impossible utopia. - In fact, hallucinations may have been misunderstood, they all play an important role in the novel "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", but the difference between hallucinations and reality affects how the characters think about them Is it? At the beginning of the novel, Huck Finn protected himself and was pretending to die in order to escape from his father. He later met Grangerfords Grangerfords caught a shepherd and bloody feud.

Voltaire said: "The illusion is the first of all fun." Fantasy is about merely happiness, not about the basic needs of human security. Especially in the digital age, modern people are always looking for it. There are 100 Google searches in 60 seconds. Create five quintiles per day for more than 3 billion Internet users worldwide (90% of the world data has been created in the past two years). There is no one who can explain all possible configurations, permutations and effects of so much data. All alternative schematics are an inevitable realization that our own reality is ambiguous and it may not be "at all" or "it does not look like" at all. Correspondingly, the construction of alliances made through carefully selected facts, the politics of identity, and the shelter meet the social - political landscape. The outside world is very dangerous. It harms our safety. There is a fact. There is confirmation. Do not believe in their reality