From Certainty to Skepticism

This chapter examines the transition from the Middle Ages to modern philosophy, focusing on the rise of humanism, the Reformation, and the questioning of established truths. It explores the complexities of skepticism in religious contexts, emphasizing the search for a 'true church' amid various interpretations and the influence of cultural exchanges on faith. Additionally, it highlights the importance of self-reflection and the evolution of academic philosophy, advocating for a critical approach to beliefs while recognizing the limitations of reason in grasping ultimate truths.