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27 October 2008

Humanism  Humanism  Learning for the wealthy laity  Philosophy of Humanistic thought – Humans controlled their fates through educated choices

Humanism  Humanistic Curriculum  Grammar  Rhetoric  Poetry  Moral Philosophy  History  Music  Mathematics

Humanism  Phi – The Ratio of Beauty  Examples of Phi  Human expression of beauty and innate goodness

Humanism  GOAL CHECKUP  How well have I worked to achieve my goal for today’s class?  What can I do for the remainder of the period to reach my goal(s) for today?

Renaissance Art  Raphael ( ) –  School of Athens

Humanism versus Western Christianity  Michelangelo ( )  The Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel  David

Humanism versus Western Christianity  Leonardo da Vinci ( ) Mona Lisa

Humanism  The most important aspect of humanistic philosophy is that humans are inherently good and will make good choices when given the right information to decide from on any given problem.  As the philosophy develops, it becomes incompatible with Christian thought. This is still a battle between the two sides.