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HUMANISTISCH ERFGOED 18 - PIET SPIGT GRATIS Auteur: none Aantal pagina's: none pagina's Verschijningsdatum: 2014-11-28 Uitgever: Papieren Tijger, EAN: 9789067283038 Taal: nl Link: Download hier Piet Spigt Levertijd We doen er alles aan om dit artikel op tijd te bezorgen. Het is echter in een enkel geval mogelijk dat door omstandigheden de bezorging vertraagd is. Bezorgopties We bieden verschillende opties aan voor het bezorgen of ophalen van je bestelling. Welke opties voor jouw bestelling beschikbaar zijn, zie je bij het afronden van de bestelling. Ga naar zoeken Ga naar hoofdinhoud Door drukte bij de bezorgdiensten kan de bezorging van je pakketje langer duren. Serie: Humanistisch Erfgoed. Taal: Nederlands. Schrijf een review. Boek omdraaien. Uitgever: Papieren Tijger,. Samenvatting Piet Spigt autodidact, vrijdenker, humanist, multatulist en publicist was vanuit een heldere atheïstische houding 'humanist onder de vrijdenkers en vrijdenker onder de humanisten'. In leven en werk van Piet Spigt ligt een groot deel van de geschiedenis van het vrijdenken en humanisme tussen en besloten. Gezien de nog beperkte geschiedschrijving van de humanistische traditie na is aandacht voor die periode erg belangrijk. Daarnaast wordt de geschiedenis van de humanistische traditie mede gevormd en doorgegeven, juist door mensen als Piet Spigt. Spigt laat ook zien hoe je zelf je eigen humanistische levensovertuiging inhoud en vorm kan geven. Deze bundel omvat dertien oorspronkelijke teksten van Piet Spigt, vele illustraties en zes speciaal voor deze bundel geschreven teksten over Spigt en zijn werk. Toon meer Toon minder. Overige kenmerken Extra groot lettertype Nee Gewicht g Verpakking breedte mm Verpakking hoogte 28 mm Verpakking lengte mm. Reviews Schrijf een review. Bindwijze: Paperback. Alleen tweedehands. Als nieuw Paperback, druk Als nieuw. Dagelijkse verzending. Stevig verpakt verzonden via PostNL. Op voorraad. Nu besteld, dinsdag in huis Levertijd We doen er alles aan om dit artikel op tijd te bezorgen. Verkoop door Boekhandel Moos 9. In winkelwagen Op verlanglijstje. Bestellen en betalen via bol. Andere verkopers 2. Bekijk en vergelijk alle verkopers. Anderen bekeken ook. Mechelse verlichte geesten,vrijdenkers en vrijmetselaars 0. Daar hebben humanisten het niet zo over 0. Bibliotheca Dissidentium Neerlandicorum - Weerloos voor de rechtbank van de rede 0. De geschiedenis van de filosofie 1. Doopsgezinde Bijdragen 32 - Doopsgezinde Bijdragen 0. Doopsgezinde Bijdragen, nieuwe reeks nummer 42 0. Bekijk de hele lijst. Over de serie Humanistisch Erfgoed. Rudy Schreijnders Humanistisch erfgoed 22 - Rudy Kousbroek in de essayistisch-humanistische traditie 25, Rob Tielman Humanistisch erfgoed 21 - Humanisme als zelfbeschikking Tweedehands 8, Meer uit de serie Humanistisch Erfgoed. Deel 18: Piet Spigt. Humanist onder de vrijdenkers en vrijdenker onder de humanisten. The first three scientists rely on reason , and start out with nature as the source of knowledge about truth, which in those days was referred to as the 'natural religion'. This approach led them to deny the existence of a personal or supernatural God. Because this posed a direct challenge to the at that time in the Netherlands still dominant position of Christianity as revealed religion , the controversial book received a storm of criticism. Because the publisher found a second edition too risky, the dissident Amsterdam Masonic Lodge Post Nubila Lux "After the clouds, the light" , of which Junghuhn was a member, and where the book was warmly welcomed, decided to take over its publication under leadership of Frans Christiaan Günst — , defying the scorn of outsiders. On 12 October , freethinkers association De Dageraad "The Dawn" was founded in Amsterdam by the editorial staff of the magazine, including Günst publisher of De Dageraad and the first chair Rudolf Charles d'Ablaing van Giessenburg — There was no balloting, [9] and partly due to d'Ablaing's sympathy towards feminism , it was during his chairmanship — that women were readily admitted. The association increased its membership and influence partially due to Hendrik H. Huisman — , secretary from on and chair from on. Writer Eduard Douwes Dekker Multatuli , who never formally became a member, achieved fame in this period through his popular passionate writings that criticised society. Thereafter the association suffered from internal disputes: in , twenty deistic members seceded to form the social activist group De Humaniteit "Humaneness". Other members walked away, and the publication of De Dageraad was interrupted, which broke the national bond between freethinkers. In an attempt to innovate, the association briefly changed its name to Het Vrije Onderzoek "The Free Inquiry", — , and jointly published a Manifesto with De Humaniteit in calling on 'all those free from faith in the Netherlands' to join forces for separation of church and state ; poor relief by the government instead of the churches; and compulsory primary education. The two barely surviving associations reconciled. In , De Humaniteit 5 members merged with De Dageraad 11 members , after which it made a remarkable recovery. De Dageraad ' s publication continued with a now firmly atheistic materialist tone. Furthermore, the association's structure was democratised, it actively sought publicity, and the now politically and philosophically extremely diverse board of directors welcomed social anarchist Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuis to its ranks. By , membership had grown to In s, the 'Dageradianen' "Dawnians", also called 'Dageraadsmannen' or "Dawnmen" and 'Dageraadsvrouwen' or "Dawnwomen", respectively focused increasingly on philosophical materialism and atheism under the influence of Ernst Haeckel , Ludwig Büchner , Charles Darwin and the Dutch Jacob Moleschott later honorary member [14] , whilst more and more freethinking feminists such as Aletta Jacobs , Wilhelmina Drucker , Elise Haighton secretary and editor-in-chief of De Dageraad and Titia van der Tuuk board member came to the fore and made women's emancipation a central theme. In the period —, De Dageraad's membership grew from to , with 40 regional branches. Furthermore, the Communists and Social Democrats , that included several self-declared freethinkers, appeared unwilling to attack religion in the House of Representatives , because they did not want to exclude themselves from forming a ruling coalition with the Roman-Catholic State Party. To oppose the now more Christian politics, some freethinkers partook in several small anti-clerical and early Fascist protest parties, that initially looked up to Mussolini as 'the former socialist and religion-fighter'. Two years later, independently from De Dageraad, the Kiesvereeniging Vrijdenkers naar het Parlement "Electoral Association Freethinkers into Parliament", — was founded by some of its members, who wanted to do battle against all that "bears a slight likeness to God and servility towards God". Although Catholics constantly besmirched election posters, or pulled them from the walls, the Electoral Association managed to get votes 0. On the other hand, most freethinkers quickly lost their sympathy for Fascism when that evolved into a violent movement that embraced Catholicism and capitalism. To expose the opportunism of Mussolini and pope Pius XI who would sign the Lateran Treaty soon after , De Dageraad in published a speech by Mussolini from in which he disproved the existence of God. In , the bylaws of De Dageraad article 2 stated for the first time that freethinkers, 'from the perspective of reason', placed themselves 'on an atheistic standpoint'. The Interior Minister Heemskerk Anti-Revolutionary Party refused to grant royal permission to this bylaws amendment in , because atheism would go against morality and the public order , and lead to anarchy. After fierce debates in the House of Representatives, the Christian confessionalist majority rallied in support of the minister. De Vrijdenker freethought magazine mocked that Christianity had no monopoly on morality, and De Dageraad called for people to leave the church via the Comité Kerkafscheiding "Committee for Apostasy" , and offered to help those who wished to terminate their membership to which people responded in Eventually, the association decided that royal permission was important after all, and appointed special professor in philosophy of law , Leo Polak, to rewrite the bylaws. The emphasis on fighting religious dogmas and unquestionable authority was maintained, but the word 'atheistic' omitted; these bylaws were accepted by the government in It grew remarkably, with its membership peaking at people in , much more than the association itself and its magazine. However, soon after chairman Jan Hoving started his speech on the controversial topic of "Mussolini as freethinker, and as suppressor of the freedom of thought", the broadcast was interrupted by the commission, that later stated he had offended 'the Prime Minister of a befriended nation of the Netherlands', and damaged the reputation of 'the Chief of the Roman Catholic Church'. The act of censorship was widely condemned by the other media from left to right, and eventually the minister had to admit intervening too quickly, granting the VRO permission to continue broadcasting. The radio commission did acknowledge the right of freethinkers to express their nonbelief in God, but also found their broadcasts were not allowed to be offensive to believers. Violation of this rule would result in censoring some passages or entire episodes. De