“His romantic longings are a strategic critique of the faceless rationalism of Bolshevism.”

“The rest of the time, they assumed that economic rationalism implies support for radical free-market reform.”

“At the beginning of university, I was influenced by rationalism and humanism.”

“This first modern paradigm is an abstract rationalist universalism that conflates universality with Eurocentrism and developmental modernism.”

“The fact that divination works at all is a puzzler for a rationalist materialist model of the world.”

“The foundations of a rationalist tradition, however, may be compatible with certain forms of normativity of tradition.”

“For one, it corrects the standard portrait of Socinians as rationalists, showing them instead to be biblicists of a sort.”

“They are scientific rationalists, and thus for Americans already graceless and uncharismatic.”

“Empiricists like Locke and rationalists like Newton lacked the rich ontology of Thomas Aquinas and the medieval schoolmen.”