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DUALISM VS. MATERIALISM; TWO INADEQUATE PICTURES OF HUMAN NATURE
Sitek, Jessica Lynn
Sitek, Jessica Lynn
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2010
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Religion
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http://dx.doi.org/10.34944/dspace/2386
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This discussion aims to demonstrate how the project of identifying the nature of humanity is ongoing. The dominant models have their own flaws to contend with, and in the end we are still left uncertain of what constitutes our nature. Of the two views vying for prominence (dualism vs. materialism) neither is indubitable, nevertheless their are faithful proponents on each side. In a debate of belief vs. theory we see these seemingly disparate realms come together in a resignation to faith that their option is an adequate representation of human nature.
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