endorsing an important place for significant elements of a first philosophy. With the neo-Barthian postliberals, this approach rejects the secular foundationalism that seeks to provide a universally available option outside of faith now serving as a norm for faith’s claims. Lindbeck is quite right in saying that Christianity cannot endorse a profane Archimedean touchstone that judges its truth-claims and acts as an epistemological standard to which Christian faith must adhere. If pushed too far,
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