The Collaboration between Faith and Reason in University Studies
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Metyper.2009.v0i2.2835Keywords:
university, sciences, sapience, philosophy, theology, raison, faithAbstract
The present paper contains three sections. The first section deals with Pope Benedict XVI’s prosecution of the issues contained in the Encyclical letter Fides et ratio. The second section approaches a possible method to obtain more collaboration between faith and reason in knowledge and professions. Finally, the third section studies the roles of philosophy and theology, and their mutual relationship.
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