Faith and Reason Compared... Against the Notions and Errors of the Modern Rationalists. Written Originally in Latin by a Person of Quality [Wolf, Freiherr von Metternich] in Answer to Certain Theses, Drawn From Mr. Lock's Principles, Concerning Faith and Reason [in an Essay Concerning Human Understanding] [Book Review]

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