Forgiveness, compassion, respect for others, work ethic, humility, love... These are values that, whether we like it or not, have permeated us for centuries. And that, despite the death of God and the triumph of depersonalized AI, refuse to disappear. Nostalgia for faith? No. Perhaps nostalgia for the good life. President Salvador Illa, like a leftist hill, shamelessly proclaims these values. President Donald Trump, in practice, loudly denies them every day. By action or omission, both remind us of this undercurrent of Western history that draws on the classical Greco-Roman world and the redeeming figure of Jesus. Christian humanism: the person, with their contradictions and weaknesses, at the center.