Sentences with phrase «epistemological consequences»
The epistemological consequences of Whitehead's theory of symbolic reference are much more far reaching and revolutionary than his protestations of its commonplaceness would suggest.
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In the post-modern West, well before believers can proclaim revealed truth, they're forced to combat the epistemological consequences of the dictatorship of relativism — to explain the possibility that truth claims can have real, objective, and unalterable meaning.
Such belief has obvious epistemological consequences, as reflected in I John 4:6: «We are of God.
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The great strength of this approach is that it holds out hope of integral, unified knowledge of the world and of God; it is an intellectual vision that has epistemological and political consequences.