Perhaps this is because Naipaul saves his greatest scorn for Benson and her ilk /"the people who substitute doctrine for knowledge and irritation for concern, the revolutionaries who visit centers of revolution with return air tickets, the hippies, the people who wish themselves on societies more fragile than their own, all those people who in the end do no more than celebrate their own security".
The doctrine of knowledge by recollection offers a solution.
Fig. 1 Treatment vs. control group in changes in acceptance, understanding of religious doctrine, and knowledge of evolution.
Wundt calls this psychological contribution to philosophy Erkenntnislehre or "doctrine of knowledge".[79] This explanation then provides to philosophy the scientific (or "factical") foundation for its pure task.[80] Wundt divides up the sciences into two large families, the "formal" sciences and the "real" sciences.
3. Gerhard Endress, "Al-Kindî Über die Wiedererinnerung der Seele," Oriens (34, 1994), 179, 188; Cristina D'Ancona Costa, "Aristotelian and Neoplatonic elements in Kindî's Doctrine of Knowledge," American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly (LXXIII.1), 14, 20, 34, highlighting the influence of John Philoponus as well as Plotinus.
In addition, Chisholm accepted further anti-skeptical doctrines concerning knowledge by memory of the past, and a priori knowledge of some necessary truths.
These data provide compelling evidence that an accurate understanding of their religious doctrines and knowledge of evolution can lead to greater acceptance of the basic concepts of evolution among highly religious students.
The Shīʿites thus developed a doctrine of esoteric knowledge that was adopted also, in a modified form, by the Sufis.
In his Bampton Lectures, The Limits of Religious Thought (1858), Mansel expounded Hamilton's doctrine that human knowledge is strictly limited to the finite and is "conditioned".
O'Hara's liking for institutions follows what he treats as Burke's doctrine of pooled knowledge, though Enlightenment "rationalists" like Condorcet had this thought before Burke gave it a mystical twist.
