Dialectic Spiritualism

Hayagriva dasa: In Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Locke writes: “This argument of universal consent, which is … Dialectic Spiritualism – VI British Empiricism – John Locke (1632-1704)Read more

Hayagriva dasa: When a student of Socrates once said, “I cannot refute you, Socrates, ” Socrates … Dialectic Spiritualism – The Greek Foundation – Socrates (470?-399 B.C.)Read more

Hayagriva dasa: Berkeley seems to argue against objective reality. For instance, three men standing in a … Dialectic Spiritualism – VI British Empiricism – George Berkeley (1685-1753)Read more

Hayagriva dasa: For Plato, the spiritual world is not a mental conception; rather, truth is the … Dialectic Spiritualism – The Greek Foundation – Plato (427-347 B.C.)Read more

Hayagriva dasa: Abstract objects, relations, space, time, and matter are all considered by Hume to be … Dialectic Spiritualism – VI British Empiricism – David Hume (1711-1776)Read more

Hayagriva dasa: Plato made a sharp distinction between the material and spiritual universes, but this dualism … Dialectic Spiritualism – The Greek Foundation – Aristotle (384-322 B . C. )Read more

Syamasundara dasa: In Critique of Pure Reason, Kant asks the fundamental question, “How are a priori … Dialectic Spiritualism – VII German Idealism – Immanuel Kant (1724-1804)Read more

Hayagriva dasa: Plotinus, as well as Origen, studied philosophy in Alexandria under the supposed founder of … Dialectic Spiritualism – The Early Theists – Plotinus (205?-270 A.D.)Read more

Hayagriva dasa: Origen is generally considered the founder of formal Christian philosophy, because he was the … Dialectic Spiritualism – The Early Theists – Origen (185?-254?)Read more

Hayagriva dasa: Fichte is not as important as Kant or Hegel, but he is in the … Dialectic Spiritualism – VII German Idealism – Johann Gottlieb Fichte (1762-1814)Read more