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Index of Articles on Christian Humanism



This website has a number of articles and essays written at different times all on the general topic of Christian Humanism and its ethical implications for human behavior for those who decide that the life and teachings of Jesus are worth taking seriously as guides for life.  There are "pull down" menus at the top of each page that contain the list of articles under each heading.




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*Note: I am aware of the controversy surrounding some statements made by Antony Flew prior to his death in which he is alleged in a news report to have said that modern science may not be inconsistent with deism -- to which we respond that [a] if true, it is not relevant to the logic of the statement above; and [b] he was in his 80’s, admittedly senile and may have been mis-quoted or quoted out of context. 


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