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.

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History and Political Science The historian-political scientist is a three-eyed mon- ster-one eye charmed by the resurrected past, one gazing at the exciting present, and the other fixed on the unpredictable future. A colorful panorama, certainly, and one which has a profound effect on the mind: a sense of cultural indebtedness, a view of man in a world perspective, and an incentive for involvement resulting from a more profound knowledge of human affairs fthus even changing the course of historyj. In short, this is our interpretation of Croce's adage that All history is contemporary history, and that of Bacon that History makes men wise? Sister Iohn Berchmans, A.M. Sister Mary Raymond, A.M. Ioseph Hermiller A M His-tory Political Science History ! YUYAGD I -t lwigfflj an-Q U ..1 f'fi 'Al M g ,I Irvin F. Kyle, A.M. Donald N. Meracle, A.M. Kenneth SHWGTS EdD History and Political Science History and Political Science History and Economics