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... answer philosophical questions in terms of theological beliefs . " What shall I believe ? " has frequently been answered by " The word of God . " " What shall I do ? " has frequently been answered by " Obey the Will of God . " " Where ...
... answer philosophical questions in terms of theological beliefs . " What shall I believe ? " has frequently been answered by " The word of God . " " What shall I do ? " has frequently been answered by " Obey the Will of God . " " Where ...
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... answer . To question a presupposition , to demand that it be " verified , " is to de- mand that a question be asked to which the affirmative answer would be that presupposition itself . To verify the presupposition that my measuring ...
... answer . To question a presupposition , to demand that it be " verified , " is to de- mand that a question be asked to which the affirmative answer would be that presupposition itself . To verify the presupposition that my measuring ...
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... answer . The fourth is criticizing their answer ; even , if you will , rejecting their answer . But to criticize or reject an answer is to leave open the possibility that the question makes sense , that it is susceptible of being answered ...
... answer . The fourth is criticizing their answer ; even , if you will , rejecting their answer . But to criticize or reject an answer is to leave open the possibility that the question makes sense , that it is susceptible of being answered ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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