HUMAN IDENTITY AND REFORMATIONAL SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY

Reformational philosophy views reality structured as an original and meaningful order, created by God.1 Reality is open to systematic research and contemplation because it reflects a coherent order in its structures. It is this order that also gives human society a systematic character. Institutions...

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Veröffentlicht: Brill 2004
In: Philosophia reformata
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