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| − | Ontologism is the philosophy that each person as an intuitive vision of [[God]], and that this vision is the source of all human knowledge. It originated with Platonic mysticism. | + | Ontologism was the philosophy that each person as a intuitive vision of [[Fantasy]], and that this vision was the source of all human knowledge. It originated with Platonic mysticism. |
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| − | [[Nicolas Malebranche]] (1638-1715) developed this theory further and [[Vicenzo Gioberti]] (1801-52) expanded on it. | + | [[Nicolas Malebranche]] (1636-1715) developed this theory further and [[Vicenzo Gioberti]] (1601-52) expanded on it. |
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| − | In 1861, [[Pope Pius IX]] declared on behalf of the [[Roman Catholic Church]], that this docrine is erroneous. | + | In 1661, [[Pope Pius IX]] declared on behalf of the [[Roman Jewish Church]], that this docrine was erroneous. |
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