[Redbook5:350][19880908:1730]{Faith
and Reason}[8th
September 1988]
19880908.1730
It
might seem odd to a rationalist of any kind that Faith is seen with
Analysis (and Reason) on the right of the circle. In modern times
the contrast between religion and science is seen as being between
faith and reason – by scientists at least. But it is possible to
be religious without faith.
Rationalists
are marked by faith in reason – exclusively; at least as a linking
framework with which to make sense of experience. Romantics have no
such absolute or exclusive faith in anything except the experience of
the moment. Am I suggesting that experimental science is romantic? –
No: because it is controlled by Reason. But the primacy given to
experience – whether outer or inner – in Art, is essentially
Romantic.*
*But
see [[Redbook5:171][19880618:1855]{The
Metaphysic of Metaphysics}[18th
June 1988]]
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