humanism

Philosophy A variety of moral theories and practices that emphasize the rationality of nature, scientific exploration, and human perception, and often refuse to believe in the importance of God.

We deny the transcendent power and moral value, refuse religion, support the belief of improving humanity through our own efforts

Emphasizing autonomy of human reason and philosophical standpoint against the authority of the church

Various philosophical and theological implications for use with humanitarianists 16c - 18c. Especially those who imitate Latin, "education is suitable for cultivators". People + see the doctrine. As a practical ideology defined by co-founder F.C.S in 1907, the main contemporary meaning referenced to classical interest revived until 1860. Schiller said: "People think that philosophical problems are human efforts to understand the world of human experience through human thought resources."

Contemporary humanism, also known as naturalist humanism, scientific humanism, ethical humanism, and democratic humanism, is one of its main supporters, Koris Lamont, "to reject all supernaturalism and to reason and science The great dependence of democracy, defined as democracy Modern humanism has origins of both eternity and religion, which constitutes its subcategory Secular humanism is the enlightenment rationalism of the 18th century and the freedom of the 19th century It is a product of ideological thought, many secular groups such as the Secular Humanities Council and the American Rationalism Union, and many other unrelated academic philosophers and scientists insist on this concept.

Humanism can be defined as a reasonable way of life to prioritize interpersonal relationships and concerns over sacred or supernatural ones. It is a belief in the possibility of human reasons and the secular way of the future of mankind, which began with enlightenment in the 18th century.

The term "enlightenment humanism" is not as famous as "humanism of the Renaissance". The reason is that the relationship between humanism and humanism and the enlightenment between the Renaissance is not disclosed by historians. However, enlightenment certainly has humanism, and many historians have linked humanism to enlightenment. Enlightenment humanism is characterized by autonomy, reason and progress, but because it is more secular, it is usually distinguished from humanism of the Renaissance. Humanism of the Renaissance is still somewhat religious but it forms an internalized religious belief that influences the reform of Protestantism The Enlightenment and Humanism shows a concept of completely deviating from religion.