Credo Ut Intellegam means "I believe in order that I might understand." The maxim is attributed to Anselm who himself borrowed the language from St. Augustine. The saying places the starting point of epistemological inquiry outside the finite, human knower. It is contrary to the Cartesian statement, Cogito Ergo Sum, "I think therefore I am," in which the knower is the starting point.
Monday, April 27, 2009
A Possible Agnostic Questions the Merits of Darwinism?
Check out this review from Ligonier Ministries. The book seems like it might be a good buy.
I'm a born-again believer in Christ. I am a father of three boys and a husband of just one wife. I love studying, reading, politics, and sports. I like to pretend that I am a grown-up, and I like to joke around.
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