faith, religious knowledge—which fails the test of falsifiability—can be of no service to science. If economics generates …The knowledge (if any) afforded by Religion comes by the practice of faith, hope, and charity. It is direct …, experiential knowledge of God. The knowledge (if any) afforded by Science comes by the method of ‘conjectures and refutations …

criticism. Faith and knowledge are, as it seems, incommensurable, so that a reasonable critique of religion is impossible. Thus …, he consents to an arbitrary restriction of the use of reason, as proposed also by Joseph Ratzinger. …

. Peirce and John Dewey. As Philip Mirowski has noted “these two traditions have a profound conflict over their respective … images of a ‘science’, and therefore profoundly incompatible images of ‘economic man’ and ‘rationality’” (Mirowski, 1987 …

the second point: they choose not to follow Dewey's shift to 'intelligence,' as a replacement for the abused term …

language teaching by building upon the selected elements of educational philosophy of John Dewey. The article proceeds by …

In the public sphere and especially in the media, the discourse on the Church and of the Church on faith and religion … science, information and communication science, and so on) who take possession of problematic centered on the report of the …