thought. Presently it seems that theology bears too significant a brand from the latter of the two approaches, when in fact proper theology should be the guiding light for philosophical pursuit, and not vice versa. It is notable that the various fields of philosophy in many cases work together systematically to provide theological answers. For example, the presuppositions one brings into perspectives of metaphysics will direct systems of epistemology (and vice versa) and will in turn lay perhaps