Why was Christian humanism an

outgrowth of Renaissance ideals?

The Renaissance ideals gave rise to the Entitlement ideals, that is, the belief that every human being is equal and should have similar rights.

There was an emphasis on logic, reason and a move towards questioning not only religion but also religious authority.

Explanation:

Christian humanism was a movement that grew from the Renaissance ideals. It originated during the middle ages as the Renaissance movement was growing across Europe.

Many religious men, including academics, philosophers and clergy, who were deeply religious found a new way to look at Christianity and it's role in the modern world that was emerging all around them.

Christian humanism focuses on the humanist ideals found in the Bible, such as love, peace, forgiveness, equality and the life of Jesus as a mercy for all.