Faith and Reason

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Faith and Reason is an encyclical letter by Pope John Paul II that explores the relationship between religious faith and philosophical inquiry.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf encyclical letter
papal encyclical
affirms the compatibility of faith and rational inquiry
the human desire for truth
the value of philosophical traditions
aim to clarify the relationship between faith and reason
to defend the capacity of human reason to know truth
to encourage philosophical inquiry within the Church
audience Catholic theologians
all the faithful
bishops of the Catholic Church
philosophers
author Pope John Paul II
critiques fideism
rationalism
relativism
skepticism about reason
documentType magisterial document
genre doctrinal document
philosophical theology
issuedBy Catholic Church worldwide
surface form: Catholic Church

Holy See
language English
Latin
LatinTitle encyclical Fides et Ratio
surface form: Fides et Ratio
philosophicalContext engagement with modern philosophy
Pope Pope John Paul II
position faith and reason are complementary
faith and reason both originate in God
philosophy needs openness to transcendence
reason can lead to knowledge of God
revelation does not abolish reason
relatedTo Catholic intellectual tradition
surface form: Catholic philosophy

Catholic theology
Christian metaphysics
natural law theory
religiousTradition Roman Catholicism
theologicalContext Catholic doctrine on faith and reason
topic Christian faith
epistemology
human reason
metaphysics
natural theology
philosophy
relationship between faith and reason
revelation
theology
truth

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encyclical Fides et Ratio englishTitle Faith and Reason
subject surface form: Fides et Ratio