Note: This is an exercise to reinforce the concepts of this lesson. You may repeat the exercise as many times as you wish.
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The following principle is embraced by humanism:
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A lifestance is:
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The Humanist Manifestos are:
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A humanist organization may serve the following function:
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The “Open Society” is defined as society which:
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In fewer than 50 words explain what philosophical naturalism is
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In fewer than 50 words give some objectives that a humanist might embrace as part of the meaning of life
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How do you think a humanist might respond to the statement, “Humanists claim they have no god or object of worship, but in reality they do. Their god is man. Humanists worship mankind?
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Instructions: Perform the assigned research and writing as directed in each question.
Read the Humanist Manifesto 3 and The Amsterdam Declaration. (These documents will open in a separate browser window so you won’t lose your place here)
This lesson included a short list answering the question, “What does humanism offer the individual?” Your assignment is to create a similar list answering the question, “What does humanism offer society?” For reference, read the document links directly above. Your list should include 8 to 15 points based on these readings and the above lesson.
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