Modernity and the Revolution of Philosphy

Modern Philosophy 2:88-95 (2008)
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Abstract

Modernity is essentially a philosophical opposition to the establishment of a Christian philosophy of the world, in order to change their political and religious situation of trying. The result of philosophical revolution has led to the decline of philosophy and religion double. Only as a personal philosophy of life, out of public life, return to your meditation nature, the modern crisis can be overcome. In essence, modernity is an ambitious attempt on the part of philosophy to set up a philosophic world in defiance of Christianity with the hope of changing its own political and religious situation. Yet this philosophic revolution only leads to the dual decline of both philosophy and Christianity . The crisis of modernity cannot be overcome until philosophy retreats from public life and retrieves its own meditative attributes by becoming a private mode of living

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