Classical statements on faith and reason.
By: Edited, with an introd., by Ed. L. Miller.
Series: Studies in philosophy
Publisher: Random House
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 235
Subjects: Faith and reason.
Table of contents: title: Athens or Jerusalem? By Tertullian.; title: Philosophy the handmaid of theology, by Clement of Alexandria.; title: Faith in search of understanding, by St. Augustine.; title: Revelation and analogy, by St. Thomas Aquinas.; title: The mystic way, by M. Eckhart.; title: The darkened intellect, by J. Calvin.; title: The reasons of the heart, by B. Pascal.; title: Faith, reason, and enthusiasm, by J. Locke.; title: Miracles and the skeptic, by D. Hume.; title: The limits of reason, by I. Kant.; title: Truth and subjectivity, by S. Kierkegaard.; title: In justification of faith, by W. James.; title: Religion as poetry, by G. Santayana.; title: Faith and symbols, by P. Tillich.; title: Three parables on falsification, by A. Flew, R. M. Hare, and B. Mitchell.; title: For further reading (p. 233-235)