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critical spirit

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See: discernment, judgment


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He deals with the emergence of the critical spirit epitomized in the scientific method and engages the post-Enlightenment development of historical consciousness as well as the theory of evolution.
By confessing our critical spirit to God and committing ourselves to obedience each time we fail (1 John 1:9).
But, in the same critical spirit, let us deal honestly with the man who wrote that poetry," he stated.
 
 
 
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