He saw, what every pious man must see and lament, that there is much idolatry in human learning, and that it was frequently applied to confuse and impede the gospel.
Barclay, in his celebrated apology, no where condemns the propriety or usefulness of human learning, or denies it to be promotive of the temporal comforts of man.
The ancient controversy too, relative to the necessity of human learning as a qualification for ministers of the Gospel, has been detrimental to the promotion of literature and science among the Quakers.
The candidate, having reached this point, is now supposed to have accomplished the task upon which he had entered--he has reached the last step, and is now ready to receive the full fruition of human learning.
The propriety, therefore, of adopting the seven liberal arts and sciences as a symbol of the completion of human learning is apparent.
But Masonry is an institution of the olden time; and this selection of the liberal arts and sciences as a symbol of the completion of human learning is one of the most pregnant evidences that we have of its antiquity.
Human Learning To compare human and animal learning, and notice in what ways the human is superior, cannot but throw light on the whole problem of the process of learning.
Summary of Animal Learning Let us take account of stock at this point, before passing to human learning, and attempt to generalize what we have observed in animals of the process of learning.
But the want of human learning seems to have been supplied by supernatural illumination.
The Church was laying hold of human learning, and setting it to do her own work.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "human learning" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
