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    Supports→The moral values professed by people since the Renaissance and Reformation have become hollow and fail to serve their proper social function.

    Moral values that are not anchored in genuine moral sentiments cannot serve the social function to which they correspond.

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    As can be seen from This Too a Philosophy of History, Herder believed that this project had a special historical urgency in his day because since the Renaissance and the Reformation the moral values that people profess, such as love of humanity, freedom, and honor, have largely become hollow, no longer genuinely anchored in moral sentiments, and therefore fail to serve the social function to which they would correspond.

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