logic

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logic. See also arguments; mortal mind
absence of reasoned thought in presence of perplexity explains gross inconsistencies (86:5.3)
child best relates to reality by first mastering child-parent relationship, then enlarging (8:1.11)
founded on innate recognition of things, meanings, and values (103:7.13)
if one event followed another, savage considered them cause and effect (86:2.3)
limitations of logic
can never validate religious experience (1:6.6) (101:10.6)
cannot prove existence of God (1:2.7) (42:1.3)
error of approaching higher from lower (19:1.5-12) (40:0.10)
largely obscured by self-interest (86:2.4)
not infallible when applied to life problems (133:5.5)
without knowledge one cannot successfully reason (13:2.5)
may lead back to First Cause (101:2.3)
method of philosophy, science (101:2.2,8) (103:7.6)
tolerates concept of truth alongside observation of fact (102:6.9)

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