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• 何光琦

  Although the author was a Christian, and undoubtedly  put forward those arguments and drew this conclution with the Catholic position, he was basically right about the necessity of Theology in all the teachings of a university. An atheist might question his arguments' objectivity and never regard Theology as a condition of general knowledge especially in those nations without the Christian tradition and background,but as the author argued earlier, the strict concept of a university has determined that it shouldn't be called a university if it exclude Theolgy, which is a real branch of knowledge (though it contains some presupposition as any other subjects do).

  2016-04-17 喜欢(0) 回复(0)

• 蔡典

  It reminds me of the debate on the justification of Chinese philosophy.

  2015-12-21 喜欢(0) 回复(0)