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	1: Ethics, Religion, Education, Welfare, Peace, and the State
	2: The Aesthetics of Humanism
	3: Science and Humanism
	4: Rethinking Humanism: History, Philosophy, Science
	5: The Enlightenment Reconstructed
	6: Meaning in Humanism
	7: Humanism and New Age Thinking
		Orna Hankins Introduction
		Sherwin T. Wine Humanism and New Age Thinking
		Beverley Earles Humanism and the New Age: Lessons For Humanists To Learn
		Judith Goren Humanism and Spirituality: a Psychological Perspective
		Joseph Chuman Humanism and Spirituality
		Matthew Ies Spetter Humanism and Spirituality: Living in a Fragmented Time
		Michael Werner Neo-Paganism, Eco-Feminism, and the Gaia movement in the Postmodern World
		Bette Chambers The New Age Speaks For Itself-The New Believers
		Carol Wintermute Assault On Public Education - What It Means For Humanist Principles and Values
		Frederick Edwords Can There Be a New Age Humanism?
		John Hoad Beyond New Age Thinking
	8: Humanism and Postmodernism
	9: Humanism's Answers: Speaking to the Challenge of Orthodoxy
	10: Living as Humanists
	11: Humanists and Education
	12: Globalization and Humanism
	13: Beyond Reason?
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Humanism and New Age Thinking
HUMANISM TODAY: VOLUME 7, 1992

Introduction
Orna Hankins

Humanism and New Age Thinking
Sherwin T. Wine

Humanism and the New Age: Lessons For Humanists To Learn
Beverley Earles

Humanism and Spirituality: a Psychological Perspective
Judith Goren

Humanism and Spirituality
Joseph Chuman

Humanism and Spirituality: Living in a Fragmented Time
Matthew Ies Spetter

Neo-Paganism, Eco-Feminism, and the Gaia movement in the Postmodern World
Michael Werner

The New Age Speaks For Itself-The New Believers
Bette Chambers

Assault On Public Education - What It Means For Humanist Principles and Values
Carol Wintermute

Can There Be a New Age Humanism?
Frederick Edwords

Beyond New Age Thinking
John Hoad

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