What is Christian humanism?
an early sixteenth-century movement to remove all high-ranking officials from the Christian Church
an early sixteenth-century movement to create a utopian society
an early sixteenth-century movement that applied humanistic methods to the study of Christianity
an early sixteenth-century movement that encouraged high-ranking church officials to be more concerned with money, power, and land than people's souls
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Christian humanism regards humanist principles like universal human dignity, individual freedom and the importance of happiness as essential and principal components of the teachings of Jesus. It emerged during the Renaissance with strong roots in the patristic period.
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