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... reason . The strong statement of the First Vatican Council ( 1870 ) indicates that human reason is adequate to arrive at a state of knowl- edge of God's existence : If anyone says that the one and true God , our creator and Lord ...
... reason . The strong statement of the First Vatican Council ( 1870 ) indicates that human reason is adequate to arrive at a state of knowl- edge of God's existence : If anyone says that the one and true God , our creator and Lord ...
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... reason and faith , i.e. , a religious belief within the realm of reason alone . The second position divides into two subpositions : ( 1 ) that which asserts that faith is opposed to reason ( which includes such unlikely bedfellows as ...
... reason and faith , i.e. , a religious belief within the realm of reason alone . The second position divides into two subpositions : ( 1 ) that which asserts that faith is opposed to reason ( which includes such unlikely bedfellows as ...
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... reason to say it , I admit , for you had not seen or heard anyone removing it . You had good reason , but not suffi- cient reason . The evidence you gave was still compatible with your statement being false- and if it was false , you of ...
... reason to say it , I admit , for you had not seen or heard anyone removing it . You had good reason , but not suffi- cient reason . The evidence you gave was still compatible with your statement being false- and if it was false , you of ...
Contents
Socratic Wisdom 2 Bertrand Russell The Value of Philosophy Suggestions for Further Reading Part II Philosophy of Religion Introduction Can we pr... | 1 |
A Critique of the Cosmological Argument | 2 |
The Watch and the Watchmaker | 3 |
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