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  1. Reason the only oracle of man : a compendious system of natural religion / by Col. Ethan Allen.Ethan Allen - unknown
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  2. Cognition, Biology and Idealist Philosophy.Axel Randrup - unknown
    The basic philosophy of mainstream biology, the philosophy of materialist realism, assumes the existence of a material world independent of human observation and cognition. The scientific study of cognition in the context of biology has, however, led to the result, that all our thoughts and cognitions, including the assumption of a material world, are dependent on our cognitive apparatus in its present stage of evolution. I think this shows a contradiction within materialist philosophy, and I therefore find it is impossible (...)
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  3. Correspondences: Jewish Mysticism, Indian Philosophies.Axel Randrup & Tista Bagchi - 2006 - Cogprints 4796.
    The authors found correspondence of several significant traits of Jewish mysticism with traits of Buddhism and other systems of Indian religion and philosophy in the literature. Among the corresponding traits is the fundamental idea of emptiness or nothingness, shuunyataa in Sanskrit, ayin in Hebrew. Also corresponding are attempts to harmonise the idea and experience of emptiness with fullness, and with the experience of the secular world with its many things and concepts. They list eight significant traits of Jewish mysticism, which (...)
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