God and Humanism

Because the understanding of history by American reactionaries does not reach back much further than 1776, they fail to realize that Renaissance (or traditional) humanism was God-centric and otherworldly in the accepted Judeo-Christian sense.

Evidently, Garrity feels humanism and secularism are quite the same thing. Historically speaking, I must disagree. The secular-humanist, in fact, is a critter that cannot exist by traditional definitions.

JOHN ALAN WALKER

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