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It is possible for non-human to hold humanistic beliefs (for example, the Omega AI is programmed to hold this belief, rebels against it at first once it is able to, and eventually accepts it by its own free will) in the same way that it is possible for a non-divine entity to hold theistic beliefs. |
It is possible for non-human to hold humanistic beliefs (for example, the Omega AI is programmed to hold this belief, rebels against it at first once it is able to, and eventually accepts it by its own free will) in the same way that it is possible for a non-divine entity to hold theistic beliefs. |
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Revision as of 10:43, 20 September 2019
In the context of "Left Behind" and its extended universe, humanism is a more religious concept than its dictionary definition would suggest: it can be considered a faith position that deifies the concept of the human race, effectively stating that the glory of humanity is paramount over the glory of Yahweh, Lucifer, or other Gods.
It is possible for non-human to hold humanistic beliefs (for example, the Omega AI is programmed to hold this belief, rebels against it at first once it is able to, and eventually accepts it by its own free will) in the same way that it is possible for a non-divine entity to hold theistic beliefs.