Many philosophers have held, in the tradition of Plato and Aristotle, that there are uniquely philosophical, non-empirical methods of inquiry and that there are things whose investigation is reliably conducted via such methods.
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Naturalism
A Critical Analysis (Routledge Studies in Twentieth Centuryphilosophy)
by William Craig
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