Reasoned Faith
In his discourse on Philosophical Knowledge Its Own End, Newman discusses faith. He denies the notion that faith is a "mere unreasoning act; on the contrary it has an intellectual nature." This view of faith as somehow based on reason is very different from other authors. How does it compare to other authors' opinions and is his argument convincing? What implications does this have for whether one can independently come to have faith?
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