I was just considering a post about Renaissance Humanism for John Calvin's team. How are people attempting to fight a '2nd protestant reformation' in the PCUSA, is it related to this? How are they "Always Reforming".
What I know for Presbyterianism, is that this very specific application is about studying the classical Greek. Its about how the education system itself was about not applying your brain to chants, recitations, and phrases of Latin. Repeat Repeat all done. John Calvin wanted the true word of God spread as far and wide and in Every profession that isn't being a minister. Every profession would create some sort of knowledge on God about town. Renaissance Humanism, well actually is very close with the fall of Constantinople and Byzantium, because of the abundance of migrating Greek scholars. The Wiki is correct to not even suggest a link to renaissance humanism and an evolution to humanism, this is a modern phrase that could easily totally destroy a very small topic from ancient Europe. I just like Keats' Sailing to Byzantium" in highlighting the themes. I'm sure 1000 years ago the idea that the Pope was part of a Pentarchy would be a very ancient Classical sort of discussion. 1000 years of no good Popes he said.
Renaissance humanism - Wikipedia
Sailing to Byzantium by William Butler Yeats
Fundamentalist–Modernist controversy - Wikipedia
If we are Allowed to disassociate to Humanism, then who knows. The religion may be very subjective. Almost exactly 100 years now the Presbyterians ascendant in America have felt the need to respond to human moral trends, long ago the Pope was no longer denounced, AntiChrist. Recently, for human moral concerns, the "Westminster Confession***" was also changed for a marriage to be any 'two committed people" purposeful vagueness?***Please note you can't have a subscription for the Church of England, Ireland, Scotland, and America where each one is changing contracts.
