What condition influenced the origins of humanism?
the need to obey the teachings of the Catholic Church
the need to cure diseases, such as the bubonic plague
the need for advancements in the arts and sciences
the decline of religious participation
The decline of religious participation influenced the origins of humanism. As people began to question traditional religious teachings and authority, they turned towards a more human-centered approach to understanding the world and improving society. This shift towards human-centered thinking led to the development of humanism as a philosophical and intellectual movement.
