The reformers held that the human intellect had been corrupted by humanity's fall from grace, and that consequently the truth of Christianity could be apprehended only by faith.
We do, and it is still taught as a celebration of the human intellect.
Life is complicated, the options of the marketplace are numerous, and the human intellect is frail.
They hinge on the human intellect and its ability to filter timeless values through modern understanding.
It can allow evil to happen, but it also shows a tremendous degree of respect for the human intellect.
Kant contended that it was finally impossible for the human intellect to achieve insights into the realm of the transcendent.
Saʿadia called the commandments that accord with the behests of the human intellect the intellectual, or rational, commandments.
In his work De Trinitate, Augustine attempted to ascertain traces of divine Trinity in the human intellect.
That picture you have drawn is not only complete but it's astounding and satisfying and a kind of triumph of the human intellect so far.
Developed by the Austrian theorist Rudolf Steiner, the philosophy is predicated on the existence of a spiritual world that can be accessed by the human intellect.
Perhaps the most fundamental truth about nature is simply beyond the human intellect, the way that quantum mechanics is beyond the intellect of a dog.
