St. Augustine Against the academicians

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Abstract

The writings of Augustine pose an interesting problem for the philosopher. Very soon after one begins reading them, there appears the old and apparently non-philosophical admonition: ‘Unless you believe, you will not understand.’ Is the autonomy of philosophy being threatened by this demand? Is reason being told that it must accept certain statements as true on authority other than its own? And if so, why?

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Diggs, B. J. (1951). St. Augustine Against the academicians. Traditio, 7, 73–93. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0362152900015129

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