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"Free us from the rectilinear order of the rationalistic mind."

Now I have never seen any rationalistic idealists do this.

His works were characterized by a rationalistic approach, both to composition and space.

His religious experience of God took precedence over any rationalistic method.

During the years 1830-37 his convictions gradually changed from rationalistic to orthodox.

His rationalistic design works had a large impact on the history of contemporary Mexican architecture.

His religious faith, which had always been a rationalistic, brittle thing, simply broke apart.

Or a quiet, decent, rationalistic scientist would get involved in any kind of conspiracy?

This has had a large impact on the emergence of the newest marriage model, the "rationalistic".

And are there not more general problems with such a 'rationalistic' theory of racism.

As a philosopher, he "developed principles of rationalistic philosophy" in the '50s.

Assuring stability in the family has now become a main focus, leading to the rationalistic marriage model.

The new theologians seem to think it a highly rationalistic solution to deny the cat.

They found that God was better expressed in a work of art than in rationalistic discourse.

And I don't mean "know" in the modernistic, rationalistic sense.

Such being the intellectual bias of the age, a sober, rationalistic philosophy could not assert itself.

His mother died early and he was brought up by his father in a rationalistic, agnostic environment.

He was a man of rationalistic views and a leading freemason.

"Suffering shatters neat, rationalistic theology," she writes toward the end of the book.

A rationalistic or purely sociological understanding of the Church, according to which she is merely a human organization with structures and activities.

It is during this third period that his aesthetic vision blossomed to a rationalistic brim.

After Aristotle's death, no great leaps in Western rationalistic thought occurred for the next 1,800 years.

"Yet you applaud tyrannicide," said the stranger with rationalistic gaiety.

As a result of the Reformation, Europe began to see God in still more rationalistic terms.

Or again, his argument for Revelation is quite rationalistic; and on the other side, decidedly democratic and popular.

The first two are rationalist approaches while the third is sociological.

By this, he meant that it can be both rationalist and traditionalist at the same time.

He espoused rationalist thought and wrote a trilogy on reason.

He is noted for having defended the mythology of Homer, from more rationalist attacks.

Kerry, the liberal, conceives of a more rationalist, planned and managed order.

But benevolence, according to these rationalist moral philosophers, is good in a much more ultimate way than this.

On the other hand, the enlightenment produced more rationalist philosophies such as deism.

These rationalist ideas provided the basis for the museum of Art Nouveau.

He is considered to be one of the great Rationalist philosophers of the 17th century.

It is far too rationalist and simplistic to satisfy the imaginative mind, whether the writer's or the reader's.

Like many rationalist organizations in India they conduct demonstrations to expose god men as frauds.

For music that journeyed to the far-out borders of consciousness, it's a strangely rationalist approach.

Taken very broadly these views are not mutually exclusive, since a philosopher can be both rationalist and empiricist.

To accomplish its mission, the society organizes public meetings, conferences, study camps, seminars and publishes rationalist literature.

So, rationalist ethical intuitionism implies moral rationalism, but the reverse does not hold.

In the 18th century, some rationalist natural philosophers sought to recover a supposed Edenic language.

He outlawed the Muʿtazila, bringing an end to the development of rationalist Muslim philosophy.

These "addictions" partly reflect what is implicitly condemned as the disease of masculinity: rationalist left-brain thinking.

In the case of antiracism, this is further underpinned by an overly rationalist conception of state and dominant class racism.

The more rationalist school of Basra, on the other hand, focused more on the formal study of grammar.

Very Rationalist planning."

Some rationalist ethical intuitionists characterize moral "intuitions" as a species of belief (for example, Audi, 2005, pp.

Mu'tazila was a school of rationalist Islamic theology known as Kalam.

The sober and rationalist two-storey building was constructed in 1966 and designed by Miguel Fisac.

It implies a strongly rationalist model of cognition in which many of the fundamentals of cognition are innate.