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 1  3,5 |      man-god and idol of Western humanism), St. Justin (Popovich)
 2  6,16|       open to:~ ~... naturalism, humanism, Marxism, liberalism, modernism,
 3  7,14|         and into the darkness of humanism.~ Here it is necessary to
 4  7,14|         is necessary to pause on humanism, a doctrine that was born
 5  7,14|         of the ancient classics. Humanism exalted the human intellect,
 6  7,14|         a new philosophy of man. Humanism entails nothing less than
 7  7,14|          stead. For this reason, humanism has been called the self-worship
 8  7,14|   current of the Renaissance was humanism. During this period, a “
 9  7,14|      life, at the very height of humanism, he began to see where humanism
10  7,14|  humanism, he began to see where humanism would end. Da Vinci realized
11  7,14|        the logical conclusion of humanism, most others did not, and
12  7,14|         held fast in the grip of humanism. Even today we still hear
13  7,14|          stimulus to the rise of humanism in the West.~ Aquinas is
14  7,14|          the way for Renaissance humanism, which underlies the whole
15  7,14| accelerated during the period of humanism. As Scholastic rationalism
16  7,14|      Orthodox Church, p. 203].~ ~Humanism did not go unchallenged.
17  7,14|  generally been transformed into humanism.” He then goes on to give
18  7,14|          Christianity into pagan humanism, into pseudo-Christianity.~
19  9,35|      mysteries, Hindu mysticism, humanism, occultism and Luciferism.