A person primarily studying languages related to classical antiquity, such as Greek or Latin, and the art, literature and poetry of this epoch may sometimes be called a humanist and the main area of concern for these people is then referred to as humanities.
The writings of Pre-Socratic philosophers were lost to obscurity until Renaissance scholars rediscovered and translated them into modern language. Thus the term "humanist" can mean humanities scholar (who may be hostile to Secular Humanism and The Enlightenment), Renaissance intellectuals, and those who have agreement with the Pre-Socratics. To make matters worse, some use the term as a synonym for "humanitarian".
Teaching Christian Humanism A proposal to teach Christian humanism as a tradition within Christianity. http://www.firstthings.com/ftissues/ft9605/opinion/nemoianu.html
ChristianHumanism.org An exploration of post-theistic, ethical, and relational Christian spirituality incorporating progressive values of modern humanism. http://www.christianhumanism.org/
Center for Religious Humanism An organization which accepts Biblical faith and integrates faith and culture. http://www.imagejournal.org/crh/
The Christian Humanist The Christian Humanist is an electronic journal to encourage thoughtful consideration and discussion of politics, relgion and ethics from the perspective of Christian Humanism. http://www.christian-perspectives.org
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