1The Renaissance humanist Petrarch was a key figure in the revival of classical learning in Europe.
2Is it possible for a humanist to be a devout follower of a particular religion, or are these two worldviews fundamentally incompatible?
3The humanist movement in the 20th century sought to promote a more rational and compassionate approach to social problems, often in opposition to totalitarian ideologies.
4As a humanist, she believed that the ultimate goal of education should be the cultivation of critical thinking and moral character, rather than mere technical expertise.
5There is a long tradition of humanist thought in Western philosophy, from ancient Greece to modern existentialism, that emphasizes human freedom and responsibility.