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Who were the humanists and what did they teach?

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Students of the ancient Greek literature, which dealt with the nature and interests of man, were called Humanists. 

  • Humanism taught a new belief – that man, as an individual was capable of making his own decisions and developing his skills. 
  • Humanism taught to pursue pleasure, seek wealth and comfort and also act in self interest. 
  • Humanists began attacking the corruption among clergy. 
  • Humanists questioned the need for a priesthood and its interpretation of Christianity.


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