The Importance of Reason

The medieval's didn't use reason. Are you kidding me? We have a lot of them didn't develop modal logic of 700 600 years before. I mean, like the angel just formed Plato and Aristotle were reasonable. In a sense that they used the logic. They were enlightened people. And it's I feel like these dichotomies, which are uncritical. That's my main, one of my main critiques is this is kind of uncritical, unwrapped, irrational dichotomies between like reason and religion or reason and tradition. Well, you can't have reason without our tradition. You can't have tradition. One of the reasons it's it's mixed in there