Calvinist philosopher
John Frame claims that knowledge has three perspectives to it: the
normative perspective,
situational perspective, and
existential perspective.
- The normative perspective asks, “What do God’s norms [the Bible] direct us to believe?”
- The situational perspective asks, “What are the facts?”
- The existential perspective asks, “What belief is most satisfying to a believing heart?”
Sounds an awful lot like:
- ethos (ought = goodness)
- logos (facts = truth)
- pathos (satisfaction = beauty)
I'm sure Mr. Frame cited my blog in his dissertation, so I won't bother to check. Although I am a little miffed that he botched the order. Amateur.
No comments:
Post a Comment