Pope John Paul II and Jesus' Message on Law 
.... In his Encyclical Letter, Pope John Paul II maintains that both human
reason and
faith are required to achieve a life in accordance with God's law. ....
(1366
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Christian Faith
.... I believe that the journey to salvation can be blessed by
reason of membership in the community of
faith, but the principal line of action is the connection ....
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A Family Counselor and Christian Faith
.... My own
faith is strong and has fueled my desire to combine Christianity with family counseling. It is the
reason I was interested in this course of study. ....
(2607
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A Modest Proposal
.... However, Swift shows how blind
faith in
reason is as dangerous as blind
faith in religion when those professing such
reason are actually irrationally ....
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Kierkegaard
.... model in Concluding Unscientific Postscript seems to offer human beings little material benefit except certainty of
faith in the midst of every
reason not to ....
(1566
6
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Concept of the Soul & the Afterlife
.... At the same time, however,
reason plays an important part in the struggle for
faith, because
reason is always tearing at
faith, forcing it to be alive and ....
(2670
11
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Shoah: The Paradigmatic Genocide
.... Only by action which reflects
faith in God and in his own
reason can man effectively answer the evil horrors of the Shoah: The uniqueness of Shoah, the only ....
(1861
7
)
Contemporary American Jews
.... A second
reason why so many Jews feel drawn to practicing their
faith can be seen in the astonishing strength of local Jewish communities scattered across ....
(808
3
)
Critiques of Hegel's Philosophy of Religion The purpose of this ...
.... rational human experience: "His point was to transcend the naked dualism and dichotomy of fideism and rationalism by refusing to accept
reason and
faith as two ....
(3076
12
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Ethical & Political Theory Dialogue
....
Reason and
faith, the latter bolstered by the word of God in the Old Testament, are not enemies, but merely deal with different aspects of the truth of human ....
(2791
11
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Hume and God
.... That is, the believer, who cannot effectively or sufficiently use
reason prove God exists, perforce retreats from
reason into
faith--and then tries to ....
(2519
10
)
St. Augustine and St. Francis
.... did not make an absolute distinction between philosophy and theology; however, he did distinguish between the natural light of
reason and supernatural
faith. ....
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Dickens Hard Times & Swift's Proposal
.... However, Swift shows how blind
faith in
reason is as dangerous as blind
faith in religion when those professing such
reason are actually irrationally ....
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Definition of Spiritual Freedom & Nietzsche
.... For example, the believer is told to believe with blind
faith and without
reason because to do so will bring that believer a reward in the world to come. ....
(1363
5
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Frankl Happiness & Meaning
.... To Frankl,
faith based on some kind of religious hope, one that is transcendent or survives the mortal condition "Only a
reason or a meaning that will survive ....
(664
3
)
Thomas Merton and Christian Morality
.... also finds ways in which Christians may distort this dynamic and its meaning, and one
reason is that there is a difficulty in understanding
faith simply as ....
(1586
6
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Renaissance Humanism
.... Fremantle describes as the Age of Belief, in which the philosophical questions occupying the scholastics had to do with reconciling with
faith and
reason (x-xi ....
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7
)
Nietzsche and Spiritual Freedom
....
Faith feeds the status quo and does not produce change. .... The fettered spirit, on the other hand, accepts his position without
reason and solely by force of habit ....
(1379
6
)
The Views of Augustine
.... More intractable for Augustine is the problem of evil, for the leap of
faith in the ultimate good that
reason cannot quite grasp does not quite escape the ....
(2081
8
)
Martin Luther
.... His impulse in this regard was to develop the view that in the collision between
reason and
faith,
reason was obliged to yield to the incomprehensible and to ....
(4006
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Miracles and Evidence
.... Pascal's vigorous affirmation of
faith is not the problem, for human
reason can appreciate an expression of the idea that man's reach for wisdom, knowledge ....
(3143
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Faith-Based Initiatives and At-Risk Youth Memor
.... public funds for service delivery have been vetted in this manner and there is no
reason not to apply the same type of scrutiny to
faith-based organizations ....
(1584
6
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Paine's Views on God
.... the 1898 unsigned preface to the edition of The Age of
Reason used for .... the examination of Biblical narrative sources, not from the standpoint of
faith but from ....
(2124
8
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Hume's Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion
.... If one concludes that God is all-powerful and all-good, it will be a conclusion which is based not on
reason and proof, but on
faith and hope. Hume, David. ....
(1576
6
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Philo in David Hume's Dialogues
.... If one concludes that God is all-powerful and all-good, it will be a conclusion which is based not on
reason and proof, but on
faith and hope. Hume, David. ....
(1595
6
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A Complete Ethics
.... Kant, in contrast, felt that all actions should be framed within
reason and morality .... view is based on the perception that one does not need
faith in order to ....
(1369
5
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Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels
Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels was a vehicle for questioning the philosophical stance of intellectuals who placed all their
faith in
reason. ....
(1736
7
)
Christian Approach to Philosophy
.... the good. This seems to suggest that
faith plus
reason plus scripture can do what neither
faith nor
reason can do alone. The real ....
(4321
17
)
David Hume: Philosophical and Scientific Skepticism
.... and skepticism takes on moral weight, as something to be trusted when
reason reaches its limits, not something to be discarded while one takes a leap of
faith. ....
(1736
7
)
Paul Tillich & Other Religious Perspectives
.... Tillich's Correlational Methodology--and
Reason and
Faith Paul Tillich's theology cannot be understood or analyzed apart from three fundamental premises. ....
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