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The whole Ficinian teaching concerning symbols depended upon the possession by the mind of authentic symbols , and it was through the imagination , not through the senses or through discursive reason , that man came to possess such ...
The whole Ficinian teaching concerning symbols depended upon the possession by the mind of authentic symbols , and it was through the imagination , not through the senses or through discursive reason , that man came to possess such ...
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indeed the age of reason . Accordingly , those religious matters belief in which was required by reason alone were taken to be essential . In contrast , those religious matters belief in which was not rationally required were taken to ...
indeed the age of reason . Accordingly , those religious matters belief in which was required by reason alone were taken to be essential . In contrast , those religious matters belief in which was not rationally required were taken to ...
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This mode of argumentation cannot defend itself against doubts about the limitations of human reason , the very doubts which are articulated so well by the proponents of the substantalist concept . With reason's capacity for discerning ...
This mode of argumentation cannot defend itself against doubts about the limitations of human reason , the very doubts which are articulated so well by the proponents of the substantalist concept . With reason's capacity for discerning ...
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action American analysis approach argues argument become belief called Catholic century chapter character Christ Christian church claim concepts concern context continuity critical culture direction discussion divine essays ethical existence experience expression fact faith final function fundamental give given human ideal ideas imagination important interest interpretation issues Jesus John knowledge language limited literary literature living meaning metaphor moral mystical myth nature norm object original particular philosophy political position possible practical present principle problem psychology question reality reason reference reflection Reformation relation religion religious requires response ritual seems sense significance social society specific spiritual story suggests symbol theologians theology theory things thought tion tradition true truth ultimate understanding University of Chicago University Press whole writings York