Crossword-Solution: PYRRHONIST
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Pyrrhonist | n. | A follower of Pyrrho; a skeptic. |
We have 4 clues for the answer “PYRRHONIST”
| Clue | Answers |
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| PYRRHO of Elis, follower of | 2 answers |
| HEADSHAKER | 5 answers |
| Unbeliever | 25 answers |
| Doubter | 37 answers |
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Hint 2 anagram
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Sentences with PYRRHONIST (5)
Just as the pyrrhonist in maintaining that there is no truth asserts one, so the literary pessimist partly contradicts his contention of the futility of existence by his anxiety to express himself elegantly.
Both agreed in the unknown nature of the _Ding an sich_, but this was to the Pyrrhonist the end of all his philosophy; to Kant, however, the beginning.
Life with the Pyrrhonist was phenomenal, and not phenomenal simply in regard to the outer world, but also subjectively, and no absolute knowledge of the subjective life or of personal existence was possible.
The inscriptions on the walls which John Sterling copied so lovingly half a century ago are there still, and if indeed there be a life of faith as Tennyson says, 'in honest doubt,' the Pyrrhonist seigneur who thought before Pascal that the true philosophy was to laugh at philosophy, would not find himself a stranger in his old haunt to-day because its lower hall has been consecrated as a chapel.
God has created man, says Charron, to know the truth; never can he know it of himself or by human means, and one who despairs of reason is in the best position for accepting divine instruction; a Pyrrhonist at least will never be a heretic; even if religion be regarded as an invention of man, it is an invention which has its uses.