Michael Oakeshott's Skepticism

摘要

Rather, it is along the lines of our inability to be sure of our place and the meaning of things, because it is a world of contingency and it is swept up in changing historical and cultural developments. [...] Botwinick says, Oakeshott believes in a kind of "mysticism," which seems to mean that we know God exists, perhaps partly inferentially and partly connaturally, but cannot really know much about Him or explain Him in words.