RATIONALISM

  

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THE term “Rationalism” is often used to designate any mode of thought in which human reason is the supreme criterion of truth: thus reason is regarded as having precedence over other ways of acquiring knowledge, such as faith, tradition, or sensory experience. In philosophy it is exemplified by David Hume’s critique of miracles and Immanuel Kant’s relegation of religion to the realm of morality and conscience.

    The religion of rationalism is “Deism,” a philosophy that acknowledges the existence of a God who creates, but who then plays no active role in the universe after creation. The universe is governed by observable natural laws: these suggest the existence and purposes of God and can be understood by human reason.

     “Rational” or “Enlightened” rulers reorganized and attempted to regulate the Church in ways that seemed rational (and useful) to them, taking the form of Gallicanism in France, Regalism in Spain, Febronianism in Germany, and Josephism in the Austrian Empire.  In Russia the westernizing Tsar Peter the Great replaced the Partriarch of Moscow with the “Holy Synod” which he controlled


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                    INN. XI                                                                                              CLEM XIV    PIUS VI          PIUS VII    L.12/P.8 GR.XVI   

                                                                                                                                            AM.REV.    FR.REV.    NAP.WARS  

 

St.M.ALACOQUE '90 ║   ║    1696      ―――      St. Alphonsus  LIGUORI     ―――       1787   

 

                ║     1675   ―    Jean Pierre  de CAUSSADE   ―   1751    ║                                                    ║ 1801 - Bl. John Henry NEWMAN -1890        


                                                       ║ 1711 ―――     David HUME   ―――   1776  ║                                  ║ 1809Charles DARWIN1882     

                                                  ║ 1712  ―   Jean-Jacques ROUSSEAU  ―   1778

1632   -  John  LOCKE  - 1704 ║                  ║     1724 ―――       Immanuel KANT      ―――       1804   

1642        ―      Isaac NEWTON             1727     ║                 ║    1749      ―      Pierre-Simon LAPLACE      ―      1827    

         ║ 1672 - Emperor PETER I (The Great) -1725  ║             ║   1741Emperor JOSEPH II―1790   

                                                               REGALISM                       JOSEPHISM   

 

                                                   ║   1713     ―     Junípero SERRA, OFM            17841785-Franc.García Diego y MORENO, O.F.M-1846


'38     ––      LOUIS XIV     ––       1715   1715      ––      LOUIS XV       ––         1774 '74 LOUIS XVI '92

             GALLICAN        GALLICANISM                                                               1769 - NAPOLEON BONAPARTE - 1821

         ARTICLES 1682

 '32 - Jean MABILLON O.S.B.-1707║                  1738-CON.MASONS                         1773-JESUIT SUPPRESSION-1814

           JANSENISM                 UNIGENITUS                                               FEBRONIANISM   

1597-Henri ARNAULD-'92║              1713     Chapter of Utrecht           1749     ―      Johann Wolfgang Von GOETHE          1832  

 '34    ―   Pasquier  QUESNEL  ―  1719   ║   1723 (Old Cath.)


'27  MOLINOS ― 1696 ║       QUIETISM    

 

'27Jacques BOSSUET 1704║                                              '1743   ─    L.C.de SAINT-MARTIN    ─   1803 

'48 ―          1687        Mme. GUYON  1717 

'51-  COELESTIS PASTOR   FÉNELON '15

 

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