It seems to that it is hard to defend faith except from the perceptive of Kelley Ross and the Kant Friesian School. Most of the time it seems to me that the German Idealists are looking to solve the Mind Body problem --or how does knowledge combine reason with facts. But they do not deal with immediate non intuitive knowledge. [Knowledge that you have but it is not based on sense perception nor on logical reasoning.
There is a kind of interplay between DNA and ideals. The USA works to a large degree I think because of both its principles and also because of its principles coming out of many generations of conflict and thinking about politics and religion in England. [Not just the Magna Carta but especially looking at Daniel Defoe I saw this.--In where he deals with the issues facing England in the 1700's] There is a kind of conflict between the facts of DNA and ideals, between Darwin and the ideals of John Locke. [Hegel would call this process a kind of dialectic between Being and the Absolute Idea. This is a good idea but I think it needs to be taken in context of the post Kant thinkers like Maimon, Shultze, Reinhold.] A lot depends on what kind of people you are dealing with before you can state a priori what kind of system they ought to live under in order to having tranquility and justice and freedom. It is hard to tell. On one hand you can see MacArthur imposing a kind of Ameri...
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