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From Phenomenology to Pope John XXIIIe a promising key to the problem’s solution. The . was the “crisis in the sciences,” which Husserl approached as a theoretical mathematician and logician. He diagnosed the problem as being rooted in the split between Galileo’s objectivism and Cartesian subjectivism, the two dominant influences formi

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The Influence of ,the Cuban missile crisis, and the encyclical was issued between the first and second sessions of the Council. As his last great legacy to the Church, the pope returned to the problem of world peace which had been a major concern of his in both . and the radio broadcast of September 11, 1962. Almost

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