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The 16 pages that link to Faith and rationality, each with the reason it gives.

• Thomas AquinasRelated: Aquinas argues that genuine truths reached by reason cannot contradict revealed truths.

• Christian apologeticsRelated: Apologetics makes this relationship explicit by offering reasons for Christian belief.

• FideismRelated: This debate is the central issue that fideism answers by assigning faith priority.

• Catholic theologyRelated: Catholic theology holds that reason can support, but not replace, knowledge received through revelation.

• ThomismRelated: Thomism holds that truths of faith and sound reasoning cannot ultimately contradict one another.

• Jewish philosophyRelated: This recurring problem shapes how Jewish thinkers interpret revelation and philosophy.

• Miguel de UnamunoRelated: His writing makes the tension between the desire to believe and rational doubt a central human drama.

• Christian philosophyRelated: Christian thinkers differ over how reason supports, limits, or depends on faith.

• ApologeticsRelated: Apologetics puts this relationship into practice through arguments for belief.

• Thomas the ApostleRelated: Thomas’s questioning makes him a familiar figure in debates about whether belief requires evidence.

• Criticism of ChristianityRelated: Many criticisms dispute whether Christian faith is justified by reason.

• Existence of GodRelated: The debate turns on whether belief in God can be supported by reason, faith, or both.

• Fundamental theologyRelated: Their relationship frames the discipline’s account of faith’s rational basis.

• Yann MartelRelated: Martel’s novels often place spiritual belief alongside practical and skeptical ways of knowing.

• Lev ShestovRelated: Shestov’s work remains a forceful challenge to attempts to reconcile faith with rational necessity.

• Negative and positive atheismRelated: The distinction shapes whether debate concerns justification for belief or reasons for denial.