The Liberty of Reason and the Incarnation Faith
A long, dense discourse argues that free use of reason must align with Christian truth. It defends faith in Christ’s Incarnation as beyond full human comprehension yet provable by scripture, miracles, and witness, warning against pride and urging humble reliance on revelation.
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