Sentence examples for a humanist that from inspiring English sources
There are no values that I can espouse as a humanist that are anti-female, but there are a number of values of feminism that are alien to me – such as the notion that equality is more important than opportunity and choice, and that it can be legislated.
Being a Muslim to me means I am first a humanist (that I recognize each human being to be equal to another), that I recognize free will as key fundamental to the practice of any belief and that such equality is relegated independent of belief, race, gender, nationhood, including being Israeli.
It seems to indicate a humanist egotism that might lead a person to think individual lives are so valuable that it is not the privilege of the state to take them.
It's a humanist cinema that constructs an ostensible humanism through the elimination of most of human experience.
In the 1980's, Wilmarth joined Brancusian head-shaped glass bulbs to more textured reliefs, seeking a humanist dimension that seems corny in retrospect.
Churchill's play, in short, is a humanist document that, in Macdonald's dazzling production, makes vivid use of theatre's technical resources.
What if instead, a members' club could be just one part of a humanist ecosystem that offered members three things: a Grade I-listed sanctuary (with a secluded garden and private chapel) in the bustling heart of Soho, a connection to the rich history of the area and the city, and the chance to reintegrate those devastated by homelessness into sustained employment?
His seven years in Italy (1511 18), spent mainly at Pavia, Casale Monferrato, and Turin, exposed Agrippa to a humanist culture that was strongly influenced by Neoplatonic, Hermetic, and Cabalistic texts.
It's a humanist manifesto that's become a touchstone for me.
In this case, it would be the couple wanting to get married in a humanist ceremony that would need to request these religious symbols be covered.
Sponsored by the American Ethical Union, a humanist organization that teaches ethics as a spiritual practice, International Partners leads service trips to impoverished communities in El Salvador to work on education, health and local initiatives.
