They celebrate "French values" instead of humanist ones.
Sickingen protected Martin Luther and harboured many Humanists and Reformers in his castles, which were, in the words of Humanist Ulrich von Hutten, "a refuge for righteousness".
"A lot of humanist rhetoric of previous generations revolved around reason," he said.
There is an unfortunate history of humanist movements co-opting the forms of religion.
Labé was a member of the 16th-century Lyon school of humanist poets dominated by Maurice Scève.
Rubens remained all his life a committed partisan of humanist internationalism.
Mr. Considine described "Tyrannosaur," which opens on Friday, as a kind of humanist manifesto.
Obviously, in an age of humanist commitment to "evangelical" reform, this opinion implied trust in the plain words of Scripture; but for Agrippa, it also meant trust in the authority of the works attributed to the "ancient theologians" (prisci theologi), Platonists, and Cabalists.
John is most commonly described as a humanist although he exhibits only some of the many different aspects of humanist thought and outlook.
But there again, the Serbians weren't exactly models of humanist tolerance.
