[Verginius Rufus]

He can't even do a good job inventing a neologism.

"Anthropocentrism" should have to do with "man-goads" (Greek kentron means "goad" or "sting"--the things Saul is kicking against in Acts 9.5, at least in some manuscripts).

More likely, he's combining a Greek root and a Latin root...a barbarism.

[Dumb_Ox]

kentron can be acceptably translated as "center." One of Pianka's students, possibly following his teacher, has coined a greater barbarism, "homocentrism."

As for me, give me that old-time humanism.