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If this is the nature of faith , if it is more or less loosely connected with reason , it follows , in the second place , that faith can never convince reason as reason , nor can reason by finding fuller explanation force or engender ...
If this is the nature of faith , if it is more or less loosely connected with reason , it follows , in the second place , that faith can never convince reason as reason , nor can reason by finding fuller explanation force or engender ...
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In the realm of science , Christian faith can also point out that much reductionism is due not to the nature of the subject studied but to the method used . Methods may be blinders as well as glasses .
In the realm of science , Christian faith can also point out that much reductionism is due not to the nature of the subject studied but to the method used . Methods may be blinders as well as glasses .
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III Can a philosophy of faith make good the deficiencies of cultural activity ? Kroner maintains it can . In the third section of his book he seeks to construct a bridge from the understanding of culture to the understanding of faith .
III Can a philosophy of faith make good the deficiencies of cultural activity ? Kroner maintains it can . In the third section of his book he seeks to construct a bridge from the understanding of culture to the understanding of faith .
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The Christian HopeIts Meaning for Today | 3 |
Millennialism as a Social Ferment WINSTON L KING | 33 |
Economics Technology and the Grace of God JEREMY INGALLS | 45 |
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Religion in Life, Volumen41 John Baillie,Lucius Hatfield Bugbee,Charles Kendall Gilbert Vista de fragmentos - 1972 |
Religion in Life, Volumen46 John Baillie,Lucius Hatfield Bugbee,Charles Kendall Gilbert Vista de fragmentos - 1977 |
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