It is not a question of whether one believes in God or not. Rather, it’s a question of if, in the absence of God, we can have belief, any belief……..
'Every doctrine which does not reach the one thing necessary, every separated philosophy, will remain deceived by false appearances. It will be a doctrine, it will not be Philosophy’ (Maurice Blondel, 1861-1949)
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