The Humanity of Man

accept achieve action activities advance alternatives arts authority become belief better called capacity century choice choose claim communication concerned condition considered constitute created cultural death democracy desire effect embrace emotion enemies enjoyed enlightened evidence evil exercise existence experience fact faculties fear feeling follow force freedom future give given heart higher hope human humanistic ideal ideas ignorance imagination individual Inquisition intellect interest judged judgment justified knowledge learning less liberal liberty lies light limited literature live man's mankind meaning merely mind moral natural object organization passion past philosophy physical political possessed possible practical present principle provides question realization reason recognize relation remain requires role sense social society speak spirit studies things thought tion true truth understanding universal values