Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Theology and Philosophy H-9: Rev. Frederick Nietfeld, A.M. Philosophy ' ll f P' r T 23 Philosophy is a systematic attempt to know widely and to know deeply. The special sciences have rightly appropriated the details of this world, but for a methodi- cal over-all view of the world and of man, the Mary Manse students give twelve se- mester hours to the philosophical studies of Logic, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Nature and of Man, and Natural Theology. By means of these disciplines, they also are led to think deeply-not only to accept the presuppositions of the various sciences but also to critically evaluate them and to answer the last why's that may be asked concerning them. As a true total View of all things needs the added information given by revelation, so also is Theology a necessary part of Mary Manse education. Sixteen semester hours complete, and in some cases, correct the views given by philosophy, adding such new enlightenments as come from A- pologetics, Biblical Theology, the signiH- cance of Christ and His Sacraments, and right living as dictated not only by true philosophy but also by Him who is the Light of the World.