Seek the relationship between philosophy and humanities (humanities mainly include history, art and religion). Let's start with those who have studied philosophy. I want to think. ...

Never learned. The following is my personal understanding.

Philosophy is an outline, while humanities (history, art and religion) are details and concreteness.

They are complementary, not antagonistic, but unified. Intimate relationship.

Philosophy is a kind of thinking. Thinking about life brings together all kinds of thoughts from life. And there is nothing to think about in the humanities.

Those who write great history with their own lives leave magnificent artists to those who are appreciated and admired by future generations, and create prophets and messengers who can make people feel safe in religion and be protected by God. Their noble quality and immortal spirit are exactly what philosophers want to study and spread to human beings, so that people can live a good life under the guidance of these thoughts, realize the meaning and value of life.

That is, everyone needs to think. He doesn't have to be a philosopher, but he must think.

He can be a scholar, an artist, a priest, not a philosopher.

He can also be just an ordinary person who takes philosophy as his life mission and doesn't touch the Bible.

He can also be a philosopher or something.

He may not be a philosopher, but thinking has occupied his life.

He may not be an artist, but art has penetrated into his daily life.

You can only create it when you think, or you create it and then comment and consider it, or you create it when you think. They blend in with each other.