ABSTRACT:How Christian conceptions of human rights became associated with anti-racism is the subject of this article. Protestants rooted human rights in a philosophical doctrine called “personalism,” whose language of “dignity,” the “human family,” and the “human person” was first developed in the Methodist-run philosophy department at Boston University at the turn of the century. Personalism, evoked in interwar discussions of racism and colonialism, transformed into the political language of human rights during World War II, a moment when Protestant intellectuals were seeking to defend liberal freedoms.

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美国新教徒与反种族主义人权时代

摘要：基督教的人权观念如何与反种族主义联系起来是本文的主题。新教徒将人权植根于一种称为“个人主义”的哲学教义，其关于“尊严”、“人类家庭”和“人”的语言最早是在波士顿大学卫理公会管理的哲学系中发展起来的。世纪。在两次世界大战期间对种族主义和殖民主义的讨论中引发的个人主义，在第二次世界大战期间转变为人权的政治语言，当时新教知识分子正在寻求捍卫自由自由。