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Philosophers often view [[Athens]] and [[Jerusalem]] as the foundational pillars of Western civilization. While Athens represents [[reason]], Jerusalem stands for [[revelation]]. | Philosophers often view [[Athens]] and [[Jerusalem]] as the foundational pillars of Western civilization. While Athens represents [[reason]], Jerusalem stands for [[revelation]]. | ||
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Revision as of 11:50, May 27, 2007
Philosophers often view Athens and Jerusalem as the foundational pillars of Western civilization. While Athens represents reason, Jerusalem stands for revelation.
