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 1 1   |         by the pagan savants and philosophers Flavious Arrianus (+96 A.D.),
 2 1   |          from among former pagan philosophers and savants who had accepted
 3 1   |         faith. Working here were philosophers who had turned to Christianity,
 4 1   |          an enmity towards pagan philosophers. St. John Chrysostom was
 5 1   |          regarded by such gifted philosophers as Descartes, Liebnitz and
 6 1   |      among all these savants and philosophers came quarrelling and often
 7 4   |  difference. Even many prominent philosophers did not understand this
 8 7   |          of the world’s greatest philosophers, scholars, poets and other
 9 8   | criticism of Kant and many other philosophers. The main objection to this
10 8   |         ancient philosophy, many philosophers (for example, Socrates,
11 11  |   explains nothing.~Other recent philosophers have raised doubts regarding
12 18,4|         reward of eternal bliss. Philosophers, trying to make out the