Is man the measure? : an evaluation of contemporary humanism / Norman L. Geisler.

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Geisler, Norman L [Author]

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9780801037870

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B821 .I863 1983

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Contents:

Behavioral humanism -- Existential humanism -- Pragmatic humanism -- Marxist humanism -- Egocentric humanism -- Cultural humanism -- Christian humanism -- Secular humanism -- The helpful emphases of secular humanism -- The scientific inadequacies of secular humanism -- The internal inconsistencies of secular humanism -- The religious inadequacies of secular humanism -- The philosophical insufficiency of secular humanism -- The social arrogance of secular humanism.

Subject: Not everything about humanism is bad from a Christian point of view. Indeed, there are many emphases within humanism which are compatible with Christian beliefs (chapter 8-9). On the other hand, secular humanism presents one of the greatest threats to the survival of Christianity in the world today. It is for this reason that a Christian should carefully study its basic beliefs and scrutinize their adequacy.

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Evolutionary humanism -- Behavioral humanism -- Existential humanism -- Pragmatic humanism -- Marxist humanism -- Egocentric humanism -- Cultural humanism -- Christian humanism -- Secular humanism -- The helpful emphases of secular humanism -- The scientific inadequacies of secular humanism -- The internal inconsistencies of secular humanism -- The religious inadequacies of secular humanism -- The philosophical insufficiency of secular humanism -- The social arrogance of secular humanism.

Not everything about humanism is bad from a Christian point of view. Indeed, there are many emphases within humanism which are compatible with Christian beliefs (chapter 8-9). On the other hand, secular humanism presents one of the greatest threats to the survival of Christianity in the world today. It is for this reason that a Christian should carefully study its basic beliefs and scrutinize their adequacy.

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