Today, reformed Christianity is a cradle of western humanist principles.
Humanist principles incline the wide-eyed chancellor to a treaty of universal peace bound by the "principle of collective security".
Out of the breakup of the medieval social order, there emerged the humanist but sceptical outlook of Machiavelli and then the scientific humanist principles of Descartes, Hobbes, and Spinoza, from which the utilitarian and pragmatic outlook of modern times derives.
On the one hand, the economy is officially declared to be based on "socialist, anti-imperialist [and] humanist principles", with protection of private property weakened.
His humanist principles include the notion that religious groups "have no greater right than anybody else, any political party or Women's Institute or trade union".
Robin Murray, who has died aged 76, advocated and implemented new forms of social and economic organisation by applying humanist principles to practical experience.
Holders of these chairs taught according to more humanist principles than those followed by university professors.
A: I remember taking a biology class by Pedro Castro Barea, who imbued his teaching with liberal, humanist principles.
This current hysteria surrounding economic migrants makes a mockery of the humanist principles that European nations are usually so keen to espouse.
The movement's first wave, which lasted roughly from 1909 through the start of the First World War, yielded artwork exemplifying these principles.
The Detroit Pistons exemplify those principles, so it's very fitting".
