Humanities Today

Since the beginning of mankind, man has been interpreting the world that surrounds him. When God first created man, he gave them the ability to think and communicate. By God giving man this ability, he has longed to tell the next generation of what God had done in his life. As humanity continued to grow, man would interpret life in different ways; this interpretation would bring about wars, different religions, and economies. How each generation …

…their forefathers went through. Humanities are the study of life and the effects that each generation has upon the other. Today's generation, like many generations before, can better understand their future if they study past generations experiences of life. Until man can travel into the future, he must solely rely of past actions of generation to determine best the future course of ones life. References: Fiero, G (2006). The Humanistic Tradition. New York, NY: McGraw Hill.