The Conservative Humanist

http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2006/004/24.42.html

This article made me think...

"The Incarnation is a heavenly declaration that humanity—both flesh and spirit—matters. Humanity matters because what God creates, becomes, and is seeking to redeem cannot escape our fascination."

"True humanism will vigorously resist the marketing culture that sees people as consumers to be sold to rather than served. A counter sexual revolution will exchange the pursuit of individual satisfaction for the celebration of lifelong, other-focused physical, emotional, and spiritual communion. Children will be conceived not as means to their parents' fulfillment, but as persons who make profound claims upon their parents for love, education, and protection."