This thinker believed that realism, mysticism, critical rationalism, and eternal truth were the four concepts of being. He argued that error was possible only if there existed an infinite being, and said that traitors live in the "hell of the irrevocable," in his work The Philosophy of Loyalty. He defended his view on absolute truth by claiming that deniers of it automatically confirmed it, and Santayana wrote about William James and this man in his Character and Opinion in the United States. "Nature, Man, and the Moral Order" was a volume of this man's The World and the Individual, and he also wrote Studies of Good and Evil. FTP, name this American idealist, the author of The Problem of Chr
This thinker believed that realism, mysticism, critical rationalism, and eternal truth were the four concepts of being. He argued that error was possible only if there existed an infinite being, and said that traitors live in the "hell of the irrevocable," in his work The Philosophy of Loyalty. He defended his view on absolute truth by claiming that deniers of it automatically confirmed it, and Santayana wrote about William James and this man in his Character and Opinion in the United States. "Nature, Man, and the Moral Order" was a volume of this man's The World and the Individual, and he also wrote Studies of Good and Evil. FTP, name this American idealist, the author of The Problem of Christianity and The Religious Aspect of Philosophy.
This thinker believed that realism, mysticism, critical rationalism, and eternal truth were the four concepts of being.
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