epistemological

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The "separation" is epistemological, that is, there is a distinction between how one can know anything about the creation versus the creator.

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  1. Relating or pertaining to epistemology. Prof. Volkelt expressly declines, as not forming part of the epistemological problem, the inquiries into the metaphysical nature of this relation. R. Adamson, Mind, XII. 128.

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  • All realities—moral, epistemological, psychological—are ultimately “local,” conditioned by immediate social and linguistic norms. —  Strange Horizons, Dec '01
  • Its three chapters examine common philosophical, epistemological, and ethical issues facing researchers from all traditions, and frames ways of understanding the similarities and differences among traditions. —  CiteULike: Everyone's library
  • Ultimately, however, what Pascher seems to be pointing out as problematic in Judd's Marfa project aren't the epistemological or phenomenological issues related to Judd's utopian installation experience, but the absence of Judd's reckoning with the broader cultural context.
  • Clever commentators who fancy themselves conservative and use big words like epistemological are having second thoughts about the second coming. —  THE ASTUTE BLOGGERS
  • The "separation" is epistemological, that is, there is a distinction between how one can know anything about the creation versus the creator. —  Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
 

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