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Agency (n.) is an inherently human capacity to act. The capacity for evaluating desires.
Authenticity (n.) needs something larger than the self — history, nature, neighbours, God — before it can mean anything at all.
Equality (n.) is, in fact, highly discriminatory and impractical when it is based on the idea (at the heart of liberalism) that individual rights should be emphasized, that the state should be neutral to differences, and that everyone should be treated equal regardless of background. Instead the worth of differences should be recognized.
A Family (n.) is where principles are hammered and honed on the anvil of everyday living.
The Human being (n.) is a self-articulating animal engaged in the question of what makes life worth while.
Immanence (n.) is an exclusive humanism in which the highest good or final goal is nothing other than human flourishing.
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Man (n.) is a self-interpreting animal.
Modernity (n.) is a historically unprecedented amalgam of new practices and institutions, institutional forms, new ways of living, new forms of malaise, progress, and rationalization.
Morality (n.) is debates about what is the correct thing to do in situations involving others.