Faith, rationality, and the passions

Malden, MA: Wiley (2012)
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The book re-examines some notable pre-modern accounts of the relation of passion, reason and faith, and from there goes on to overturn the widely-held presumption that it was the Enlightenment that was responsible for creating a gulf ...

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