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Reasonism also states that reason is the foundation of the glorious and transcendental phenomena known as science and philosophy, which highly efficaciously explain the physical and mental nature of our universe. The Greeks called reason'' logos'', "the word," and correctly noted that it was the organizing and driving principle of the entire universe.
 
Reasonism also states that reason is the foundation of the glorious and transcendental phenomena known as science and philosophy, which highly efficaciously explain the physical and mental nature of our universe. The Greeks called reason'' logos'', "the word," and correctly noted that it was the organizing and driving principle of the entire universe.
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==See also==
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* [[Logic]]
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* [[Aristotle]]
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