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Notes regarding WdW II, 496b-497 1. Corresponds to NC 564. 2. "Standing in the truth" is participation in the fullness of meaning. 3. If we presume self-sufficiency, we stand in falsehood. 4. Standing in the truth frees us from the prejudices of immanence philosophy. 5. He regards the division between faith and reason as due to nominalism. 6. In our selfhood, our knowledge of God transcends the horizon of time. but temporally, we are bound by the function of faith. 7. A Christian view of science does not substitute truths of faith for theoretical knowledge 8. Dooyeweerd opposes Kant, but he also opposes any reversion to pre-Kantian rationalistic metaphysics. |
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