personal meetings with him, I discussed various problems of American philosophy and its relationship to theology as manifested in recent literature; I learned a great deal from these sessions. In his courses, students have the opportunity to discuss the crudest forms of heresy and intellectual difficulties. The “philosophical approach” is very attractive to students because of its reputation as “scientific.”[13] The carefree manner with which students speak about God and world here is for us at the
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