| A thoroughly apophatic commitment to divine unknowability appears incompatible with the claim that God is known in Christ. |
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| Of course, one of the points made there is unknowability, and the nature of being unknowable is that it's unknowable. |
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| But much of the fascination undoubtedly derives from the unknowability. |
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| The persistent unknowability of our neighbors of other faiths reminds us of the limits of the human project in coming-to-know-God. |
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| Part of her novel's mystery stems from this disparity in religious backgrounds and the accompanying sense of unknowability. |
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| After all, what epistemological problem could plague a eugenicist of the twenties and thirties more than the essential unknowability of the gene? |
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| This unknowability, irresolvability lingers in a suspended relationship to hysteria. |
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| These contrasts provide the methodologico-conceptual distinctions between the epistemology of certainty and the epistemology of radical uncertainty and unknowability. |
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| Unknowability might be an unavoidable consequence of self-aware, self-improving software. |
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