An Examination of the Philosophy of the Unknowable As Expounded by Herbert Spencer

Lacy critiques the philosophy of Herbert Spencer, specifically his concept of the 'unknowable' as the ultimate reality beyond human comprehension. Lacy argues that such a concept is both inconsistent and unnecessary, and offers alternative perspectives on the nature of reality.
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