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The conceptual idea of humanism has existed since before the years of Christ.

Biblical records state that when man was created he was made in the image of God. This

image has been passed down throughout the civilizations of Greece ,Egypt, and Roman

times and it has been passed down to our civilization of today. The evidence of this is in

the art of yesterday and the way we view art of today. The way we view art today is in

such a way that we feel and conceptualize what we create. We create things in the image

of how we view our life, our civilization, and our status in this civilization. In applying

the things stated in the previous thought to the human life the result will be art .

Culture is a distinct component of what society is. Culture is in all essence what

culture does. The whole purpose of culture is to in a way define a specific race or creed.

Culture is what makes us unique and very individual. An example of this is myself

and......

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