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Critique of Humanism by Christian,
By David Wallace Croft (Dallas, TX USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Humanism and beyond (Hardcover)
When I borrowed "Humanism and Beyond" from a Unitarian library, I had hoped that it was on the subject of Religious Humanism based on chapter titles such as "Humanism: The Real Religion of Modern Man" and "The Transcendence of Humanism". I stopped reading it, however, as it became apparent to me that this was a Christian critique of Secular Humanism as a substitute for religion.I read as far as half-way through the book as I was interested in the author's summary of the history of Humanism in chapters such as "Varieties of Humanism" and "The Strength of Humanism". I found this worthwhile although I disagreed with the author's bias. For example, when the author criticized the subjectivism of Humanist ethics, I concluded that he was unfamiliar with the works of atheist philosophers such as Ayn Rand and Julian Huxley.
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