The Philosophy of Humanism

achievement activity American American Humanist Association Aristotle attitude beauty become billions body brain cause century cerebral cortex Christian Church civilization conception consciousness constitutes continually CORLISS LAMONT cosmos cultural death Deism democracy democratic divine Dualism earth economic emotions Epicurus eternal ethical evil existence experience fact faith function George Santayana Greek happiness Humanism's Humanist Manifesto Humanist philosophy ideal ideas implies important individual intellectual John Dewey knowledge living losophy Lucretius man's manist mankind material matter means ment metaphysics mind modern moral nation naturalistic Humanism objective organism pantheistic past physical planet poet political possible present principle problems Professor psychology realm reason religion religious religious Humanism Revolution Santayana scientific method self-interest sense significant social society spirit supernatural supernaturalist supreme theory things thinkers thought tion traditional true truth U.S. Supreme Court Unitarian United universe whole yellow fever York