Sentence examples for modern humanism from inspiring English sources

If the first approach leads to a radical divinization of humanity, one possible extension of modern humanism, the second leads inexorably to a "dedivinization" of humanity, a postmodern antihumanism [Vattimo 1988, 31 47].

It is concluded that it represents an unacceptable form of parental despotism, and that the genetic engineering and cloning of future human beings will fracture the foundations of modern humanism.

After World War II he attempted to lead the way to a sort of modern humanism.

Misty's fate in the early 80's, by contrast, seems a triumph of modern humanism.

There's neither pity nor sentimentality in Gomes's populism; the highest strain of modern humanism faces up to the first person.

Even "Guernica," which for two generations stood for responsible modern humanism, organizes horror in conventional terms -- a denial of modern insight.

Transforming society will only be possible if we mend ties between citizens: modern urban ecology can be a new humanism.

Though he is now almost forgotten, this heretical Christian theologian has a good claim to be seen as the true father of modern liberal humanism.

March 5 2010 March 7 7 2010 The second week of the 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Festival honors the seventy-fifth anniversary of the institution by tapping into its glory days as a bastion of earnest modern-dance humanism.

His Method for the Easy Comprehension of History (Methodus ad facilem historiarum cognitionem, 1566) is at the pinnacle of early-modern, European humanism's Ars historica.

If the transition from Judeo-Christian to Judeo-Christian-Islam is recognized it helps both Non-Muslims to enrich their culture and Muslims to learn from other faiths and their experiences in peaceful interpretations of the faith as well as modern values like humanism and rationalism, human rights, women's rights, etc.