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Humanismo Cristiano

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¿Cuál de las siguientes definiciones se aproxima a la de Humanismo cristiano propuesta para esta cátedra?
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Cultivo y conocimiento de las letras humanas
Cultivo de todas las dimensiones del ser humano
Conocimiento minucioso del hombre y sus manifestaciones
Conocimiento de lo que rodea al ser humano
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¿Cuál es la categoría clave en lo que respecta al humanismo griego?
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Civitas
Evangelización
Paideia
Humanitas

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¿Cuál de las siguientes definiciones se aproxima a la de Humanismo cristiano propuesta para esta cátedra?

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¿Cuál es la categoría clave en lo que respecta al humanismo griego?

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¿Cuál es la categoría clave en lo que respecta al humanismo en los romanos?

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Según Gildardo Diaz el Renacimiento es unmovimiento con un triple interés, que son:

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"En medio de esa cosmovisión el hombre es también materia, un producto de la naturaleza que está volcado hacia ella para satisfacer sus necesidades básicas" esta afirmación pertenece al denominado:

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"El hombre está inmerso en el mundo y en la historia, además está forzado a elegir y ser libre" Esta afirmación pertenece al:

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Este es el autor protagonista del denominado Humanismo Personalista

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En este humanismo el hombre propugna una especie de tolerancia permisiva:

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