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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
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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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