What were the renaissance people more interested in than the divine?

Renaissance people were more interested in Humanism, which emphasized the value and agency of individuals and the study of classical texts from ancient Greece and Rome. This shift led to a focus on secular subjects, such as art, science, philosophy, and literature, celebrating human potential and experience rather than solely divine matters. Additionally, there was a growing curiOSity about the natural world and human nature, fostering advancements in various fields and encouraging a more empirical approach to knowledge.