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The second ( represented by the “ Logical Positivists ' ) impugns the significance of theological statements on the ground that they cannot be verified empirically . The third ( here called Logical Empiricism ' ) poses a dilemma ...
The second ( represented by the “ Logical Positivists ' ) impugns the significance of theological statements on the ground that they cannot be verified empirically . The third ( here called Logical Empiricism ' ) poses a dilemma ...
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Now , to return to our main theme , how will philosophers of this sort approach theology ? ... ( 2 ) They will not rule out theological statements from the start , on the ground that they are meaningless , as the “ Logical Positivists ...
Now , to return to our main theme , how will philosophers of this sort approach theology ? ... ( 2 ) They will not rule out theological statements from the start , on the ground that they are meaningless , as the “ Logical Positivists ...
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There are good reasons for believing that theology – in the widest sense_was his first preoccupation . ... were Christians and in many cases clergy ; " and again the fact that theological questions appeared to occupy Newton's later ...
There are good reasons for believing that theology – in the widest sense_was his first preoccupation . ... were Christians and in many cases clergy ; " and again the fact that theological questions appeared to occupy Newton's later ...
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FROM MECHANISM TO MIND By DONALD M | 17 |
A Dr C D Curling | 26 |
JESUS AND THE PHARISEES By H L ELLISON | 33 |
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