Francis A. Schaeffer on Modernism
The God Who Is There, (Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 1968), p30-31.
They believed they could begin with themselves and without having to
depart from the logic of antithesis. They thought that on their own,
rationalistically, finite people could find a unity within the total
diversity — an adequate explanation for the whole of reality. This
is where philosophy stood prior to our own era. In the end the
philosophers came to the realization that they could not find this
unified rationalistic circle and so, departing from the classical
methodology of antithesis, they shifted the concept of truth, and
modern man was born.
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