# Christian humanism

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  "title": "Christian humanism",
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Here are entered works on a branch of Renaissance humanism that advocated a combination of classical, biblical, and patristic learning as the foundation for renewal of theology, piety, and public morality. Works on the relationship between Christianity and a religious humanism movement within American Unitarianism are entered under [Christianity and religious humanism.]

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Source: https://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2015000626

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