Blondel, Maurice
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
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...transfinite, which could only be fulfilled by God, whom he described as the "first principle...term." In his positive affirmation of God he was close to St. Augustine, Plato, and Leibniz; he later also accorded legitimacy to the rational proofs of Gods existence. His other chief works were...