Explore the limits of knowledge, from circular arguments and infinite regression to foundationalism and the complexities of personal and general revelation.
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We’ve treated intelligibility as a guest in the universe when it’s actually the host; it is not something we construct or arrive at, but is already operative in every single act of thought.
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No matter how deep you go in a subject it seems to end in circular arguments , infinite regression one of these two.. so then you fall into foundationalism And you start asking, well the only way to know truth is be personal revelation or a general revaluation. But that then leads into all the messiness of revelation, personally and generally. Talk about knowledge. How can we know anything at all ?
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