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Volume 35, n o. 3, s eptember 2014 275 s antayana’s religious genius is his emphasis on the life of the s pirit and the translation of orthodox c hristian symbolism and dogma to a theology for the disillusioned. f or the enlightened person, there is offered a salvation of a kind and an uncompromising morality. “Santayana is the only materialistic philoso- pher in the mainstream of the past one hundred years of American, and probably European philosophy, who proclaimed the importance of living a spiritual life, and additionally represented a spiritual component of his philosophical project, independent of theistic belief, more descriptively and extensively than any of his modern forbears” (185). Apparently the quip made by r obert l owell is not so far off: “There is no g od and m ary is his m other.” The Normative Thought of Charles S. Peirce. e dited by c ornelis de Waal and Krzysztof Piotr s kowronski. n ew y ork: f ordham u niversity Press, 2012. 321 pp. $45 cloth. (r eviewed by W. A. m itchell, d rew u niversity) i n eleven first-rate essays, the normative thought of c . s . Peirce is not just
American Journal of Theology & Philosophy – University of Illinois Press
Published: Sep 17, 2014
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