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Christianity and Western Philosophy
2004I am not a theologian, but the Christian perspective on moral questions is not, in itself, specifically Christian. That which is specifically Christian lies in one’s motivation. Christianity bestows divine authority on that which everyone can understand through basic human intuition. St. Paul asserted that the commandments revealed on Mt.
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SENESCENCE IN WESTERN PHILOSOPHY
Educational Gerontology, 1977This paper exposes the sources of meaning and attitude concerning old age in our civilization. The writings of philosophers from four historical periods — ancient, medieval, modern, and contemporary..— are surveyed and presented. Four main topics are used as organizational categories: descriptions/explanations of old age, the psyche of the elderly, the
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History of Philosophy: Eastern and Western
Philosophy East and West, 1955George P. Conger +4 more
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Philosophy and Philosophers: An Introduction to Western Philosophy.
The Philosophical Quarterly, 1993C. J. B., John Shand
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The Basics of Western Philosophy
2004The Basics of Western Philosophyis an introductory work for students and the general reader. The book is divided into two parts. Part I examines the process of philosophical discourse, including discussions of some of its greatest practitioners, elementary techniques of logical analysis, and a sketch of the history of philosophy from its earliest ...
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Islamic Philosophy and Western Philosophies
British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 2009openaire +1 more source