In the widest sense, humanism is conceived as referring to an approach to understanding the world and of living in that world focused first and foremost on humans rather than on God or on nature.

a) true

b) false

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Allyson Browning

Social Studies

10 December, 21:48

In the widest sense, humanism is conceived as referring to an approach to understanding the world and of living in that world focused first and foremost on humans rather than on God or on nature.

a) true

b) false

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Hillary Guerrero · Answer 1

True

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In the widest sense, humanism is conceived as referring to an approach to understanding the world and of living in that world focused first and foremost on humans rather than on God or on nature. Humanisms have exhibited various combinations of freedom and responsibility, learning and observation, reason and values.

In the widest sense, humanism is conceived as referring to an approach to understanding the world and of living in that world focused first and foremost on humans rather than on God or on nature.a) trueb) false

In the widest sense, humanism is conceived as referring to an approach to understanding the world and of living in that world focused first and foremost on humans rather than on God or on nature.

a) true

b) false