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( 1 ) The ideational or religious rationalism in its extreme form is merely what is
styled the truth of faith . Supersensory and sometimes superlogical revelation or
its varieties is really its main truth . The truth of reason holds but a subsidiary role
in ...
( 1 ) The ideational or religious rationalism in its extreme form is merely what is
styled the truth of faith . Supersensory and sometimes superlogical revelation or
its varieties is really its main truth . The truth of reason holds but a subsidiary role
in ...
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( Plato's later system of truth more closely approximates religious rationalism and
mysticism than his earlier system , which was similar to idealistic rationalism . )
But as in any classification the " pure types ” of any class must be stressed with
the ...
( Plato's later system of truth more closely approximates religious rationalism and
mysticism than his earlier system , which was similar to idealistic rationalism . )
But as in any classification the " pure types ” of any class must be stressed with
the ...
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In other words he , like most of the nature philosophers of the sixth and even the
fifth centuries , being formally empiricist , hylozoist , and determinist , was in fact
very similar to the religious rationalists , idealists , and believers in a divine ...
In other words he , like most of the nature philosophers of the sixth and even the
fifth centuries , being formally empiricist , hylozoist , and determinist , was in fact
very similar to the religious rationalists , idealists , and believers in a divine ...
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Fluctuation of the Influence in Systems of Truth by Century Periods | 32 |
Indicators of Empiri | 39 |
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