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Intuitive Knowing in Spiritual Life,nquiry now deemed to be scientific began with studies focusing on some particular feature of nature, in an effort to determine whether some objects or properties of objects that seemed to be present in fact were. Then efforts were expended to see whether laws or regularities featuring those objects

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know‘. He selects forty-five first-hand accounts from a data-base at the University of Wales to make his case, and, in solidarity with those people, recounts something of his own experience.978-1-137-54358-5

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Spirits,y and humanities, Richard Rorty (1931–2007), wrote that “empirical evidence is irrelevant to talk about God,” remarking that this viewpoint, advanced by both David Hume (1711–76) and Immanuel Kant (1724–1804), applies equally to theism and atheism.

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Introduction,apprehension of sensed properties of objects, such as their smell and shape, is shared by many animals that exhibit no evidence of the rational power of grasping the general concepts involved in the truth of an intelligible statement. Until recent times, the classical understanding of human rational

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Christian Experience,ts cannot be assessed individually. Claims about God and other spirits, including their properties and relations to other things, must generally be considered as an integrated whole, but these collective claims are not devoid of evidential support, and neither are they immune to being undermined by

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