They should be, first of all, humanists, intuitionists, appreciative of each patient's individuality and particular situation, practitioners of a quirky, unpredictable, uncertain art.
A number of conflicts pitting humanists against traditional academic theologians broke out in Germany and influenced attitudes at Louvain, where the most famous of all humanists now lived among a group of very conservative theologians.
It "does not deny the existence of God"; "all humanists worship humanity"; "a huge gulf is opening between the tenets of liberal humanism and the latest findings of the life sciences".
Given the contrast, nontheists of all stripes (humanists, rationalists, freethinkers, atheists, agnostics, skeptics, pantheists, etc).
I think I'm more of a — humanist?
What wasn't dramatic was the presence of a humanist celebrant instead of a vicar.
Mr. Edmonds, a formalist with the insights of a humanist, is a good new partner for Mr. Hamilton.
His voice is that of a humanist, not a corporate functionary, which makes it persuasive.
In that sense, I'm much more of a humanist, an evolutionary humanist.
Far from being a study in existential disaffection, as I had so badly misremembered, The Plague is about courage, about engagement, about paltriness and generosity, about small heroism and large cowardice, and about all kinds of profoundly humanist problems, such as love and goodness, happiness and mutual connection.
