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Epistemology: Becoming Intellectually Virtuous (Contours of Christian Philosophy)

by W. Jay Wood

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Aquinas 101: A Basic Introduction to the Thought of Saint Thomas Aquinas

by Francis Selman

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A Kierkegaard Anthology

by Søren Kierkegaard

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“Let us begin by giving all proper respect to what neuroscience can tell us about ourselves: it reveals some of the most important conditions that are necessary for behavior and awareness. What neuroscience does not do, however, is provide a satisfactory account of the conditions that are sufficient for behavior and awareness. ... The pervasive yet mistaken idea that neuroscience does fully account for awareness and behavior is neuroscientism, an exercise in science-based faith. ... This confusion between necessary and sufficient conditions lies behind the encroachment of “neuroscientistic” discourse on academic work in the humanities...”
― Raymond Tallis

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