Truth, Faith, and Reason

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Focusing on the interplay between faith and reason, this work critiques John Paul II's encyclical by examining foundational Catholic texts. It highlights inconsistencies in his interpretation of reason, arguing that his views are incoherent and hinder the spiritual pursuit of truth. In contrast, the author presents an alternative understanding of reason that transcends Neo-Scholastic limitations, demonstrating its compatibility with faith. This exploration reveals new insights into the relationship between the first and second great commandments, enriching the discourse on Catholic doctrine.