Imagining Reality: A Theory of Knowledge for the Arts & Sciences
All of inquiry is a mental process from the known to the unknown within the realm of possibility. This process uses the three faculties of perception, conception, and abstraction, all fueled by information. These faculties have corollaries in Science and Philosophy of Religion. It is the thesis of this book that if these faculties are intelligible and reliability in Science, there is no reason to reject them when used in other fields of inquiry.

C. Douglas Jones
Apologist, Ratio Christi
Ph.D. studies, Marquette University
M.A., Philosophy, Western Kentucky University
B.A., History,, Bible, Philosophy, Belhaven College
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Imagining Reality: A Theory of Knowledge for the Arts & Sciences
All of inquiry is a mental process from the known to the unknown within the realm of possibility. This process uses the three faculties of perception, conception, and abstraction, all fueled by information. These faculties have corollaries in Science and Philosophy of Religion. It is the thesis of this book that if these faculties are intelligible and reliability in Science, there is no reason to reject them when used in other fields of inquiry.

C. Douglas Jones
Apologist, Ratio Christi
Ph.D. studies, Marquette University
M.A., Philosophy, Western Kentucky University
B.A., History,, Bible, Philosophy, Belhaven College
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Imagining Reality: A Theory of Knowledge for the Arts & Sciences

Imagining Reality: A Theory of Knowledge for the Arts & Sciences

by C Douglas Jones
Imagining Reality: A Theory of Knowledge for the Arts & Sciences

Imagining Reality: A Theory of Knowledge for the Arts & Sciences

by C Douglas Jones

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All of inquiry is a mental process from the known to the unknown within the realm of possibility. This process uses the three faculties of perception, conception, and abstraction, all fueled by information. These faculties have corollaries in Science and Philosophy of Religion. It is the thesis of this book that if these faculties are intelligible and reliability in Science, there is no reason to reject them when used in other fields of inquiry.

C. Douglas Jones
Apologist, Ratio Christi
Ph.D. studies, Marquette University
M.A., Philosophy, Western Kentucky University
B.A., History,, Bible, Philosophy, Belhaven College

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ISBN-13: 9781495331886
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 02/04/2014
Series: Imagining Reality , #1
Pages: 44
Product dimensions: 5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.09(d)
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