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What is the best definition of humanism? A. The belief that all humans cre important and valuable and that they all have equal potential to succeed. B. The belief that there is only one God and that he determines all events. C. The belief that all humans are sinful and greedy and need a king to keep them under control D. The belief that only certain people have talents and only those people should receive an education

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