Sentences with phrase «since most philosophers»
But since most philosophers and theologians have cut themselves off from science, few outside the process group pay much attention.
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Since most modern thinkers began with the premise that God exists, these philosophers have used their great philosophic arguments for the existence of God.
With Kant and most philosophers since Kant, Rolston argues that our experience of nature is inevitably interpretive.
The most influential philosopher since Descartes was Kant.
Most of his book is a history of the unavailing efforts of philosophers, since the time of Descartes, to find certainty, to discover a set of sensations («raw feels» or clear and distinct ideas) or terms (analytical truths, the symbols of mathematical logic) that would provide a secure foundation for all human inquiries and activities.
Most philosophers have long since retreated into colleges and behind pulpits, and the Roman style is not the Jesus style.
The pagan temptation,» as the philosopher Thomas Molnar described it, is hardly new — the Church has been fighting paganism since the time of Christ — but what is new is its aggressive resurgence, its seduction of so many Christians, and the warnings Pope Francis has issued against it.The Pope's scorching words against paganism have not been well - received by many, but Francis has gone right on assailing it, particularly in areas that pagans care about most: the environment and sex.Francis has been a bold and eloquent defender of the environment, and understands that protecting the environment is not a recent fad, but a long - standing Catholic principle, highlighted by many of Francis's predecessors.
Since one of the most famous exponents of process thought has called the western notion of substance a chief cause of moral evil and selfishness in the western world (WVR 6), it is astonishing that another famous process philosopher should have tried a reconciliation between process thought, with its emphasis on relations and actions, and Aristotelian substantialism, with its emphasis on things and states of being.3