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intellectualism
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The "Keynesian" dispensation, which was based in an intellectualist faith in the power of an elite to direct the flow of events, ended in the economic debacle of the 1970s.
He considers the contribution of Horton, 'The intellectualist interest in origins is still present, for the genus is characterised as forms of thought which originate in an attempt to understand and master the natural world; but Horton's method of approach does not encourage us to suppose that any very precise evolutionary story can be told.
The first part of Grabill's book focuses on the highly influential twentieth-century vertical theology of Karl Barth and its role in severely attenuating the impact of natural law theory on Reformed and orthodox Protestant intellectualist circles.
 
 
 
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