
Originally Posted by
jamyjamjr
descartes was a logician not an empiricist and obviously we're looking at things through an empiricistic perspective... you cannot comment on what you dont know.. and you dont know the world past your own perspective.. you know its there to some degree....
think Kant.. the man who bound the two rivaling ideologies together..
how can one prove the existence of god if they cannot completely prove the existence of their own reality.. if god transcends us then how can we even begin to talk about the who, what, where, when, and why of the situation..
Yes!
think synthetic a priori... logic is empty without empiricisim, empiricsm is faulty without logic...
seems u know a thing or two about theology and philosophy.. refreshing...