Question

How did the humanism of the renaissance compared with traditional church teachings?

Humanism focus on individual freethinking clashed with the churches teaching of obedience to church doctrine.

Both humanism and the Catholic Church taught that people are born sinful in need of salvation.

Both humanism and Catholic Church teaches encouraged a devotion to discipline and education.

While human is separated themselves from society through a life of monasticism, the Church thought that one should live amongst the poor.

Answer 1

Humanism focus on individual freethinking clashed with the churches teaching of obedience to church doctrine.

Step-by-step explanation:

Humanism as a philosophical current emerged during the Renaissance period, where the great thinkers of the time began to put aside the prevailing theocentrism since the Middle Ages to move to a sociocultural and political vision of an anthropocentric type, where virtue, knowledge and beauty in art began to be considered as human attributes that extolled the condition of such. Thus, during this period and around this philosophy, societies abandoned the rigid social models established by religions (especially Catholicism) and removed God from the center of the social scene, to leave man in that place.