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For belief in God to be an unquestioning, and thus unphilosophical attitude, questioning has to be taken in the sense of:
{ 1 } - being on a search for meaning.
{ 2 } - being on a quest.
{ 3 } - doubting or hesitating to accept a position.
{ 4 } - being Socratic
{ 5 } - faith seeking understanding.
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For belief in God to be an unquestioning, and thus unphilosophical attitude, questioning has to be taken in the sense of:
{ 1 } - being on a search for meaning.
{ 2 } - being on a quest.
{ 3 } - doubting or hesitating to accept a position.
{ 4 } - being Socratic
{ 5 } - faith seeking understanding.
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For belief in God to be an unquestioning, and thus unphilosophical attitude, questioning has to be taken in the sense of:
{ 1 } - being on a search for meaning.
{ 2 } - being on a quest.
{ 3 } - doubting or hesitating to accept a position.
{ 4 } - being Socratic
{ 5 } - faith seeking understanding.
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For belief in God to be an unquestioning, and thus unphilosophical attitude, questioning has to be taken in the sense of:
{ 1 } - being on a search for meaning.
{ 2 } - being on a quest.
{ 3 } - doubting or hesitating to accept a position.
{ 4 } - being Socratic
{ 5 } - faith seeking understanding.
This commonly accepted meaning of questioning is not necessarily the philosophical meaning, and can destroy philosophy.
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For belief in God to be an unquestioning, and thus unphilosophical attitude, questioning has to be taken in the sense of:
{ 1 } - being on a search for meaning.
{ 2 } - being on a quest.
{ 3 } - doubting or hesitating to accept a position.
{ 4 } - being Socratic
{ 5 } - faith seeking understanding.
Socrates presupposed the existence of the divine.
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For belief in God to be an unquestioning, and thus unphilosophical attitude, questioning has to be taken in the sense of:
{ 1 } - being on a search for meaning.
{ 2 } - being on a quest.
{ 3 } - doubting or hesitating to accept a position.
{ 4 } - being Socratic
{ 5 } - faith seeking understanding.
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