Skepticism Under Fire
Step into the philosophical battleground with Skepticism Assailed, a richly illustrated exploration of the limitations and dangers of skepticism, published in 1895. Britton H. Tabor takes readers on a historical journey, from ancient Greece to modern philosophy, critiquing the works of prominent skeptics like David Hume and Immanuel Kant.
This book isn’t just about doubt—it’s about finding balance between critical thinking and the acceptance of important truths.
A Thought-Provoking Read with Historical Insight
Tabor's detailed critique examines the role of skepticism in science, philosophy, and religion, advocating for a more measured approach to doubt. Whether you’re a fan of philosophical debates or looking for a deep dive into the history of thought, Skepticism Assailed offers a challenging perspective on the nature of knowledge and belief.
Illustrated with scenes from the Bible, this book adds a unique layer of visual and spiritual depth to the discussion.
Product Details: Skepticism Assailed (1895 Edition)
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Title: Skepticism Assailed
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Author: Hon. Britton H. Tabor
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Publication Date: 1895
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Publisher: Monarch Book Company
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Format: Hardcover
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Pages: 514
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Dimensions: 10x7x1 inches
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Language: English
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Condition: Shows wear on the cover, a split in the binding, and stickers on both the front and back book boards. A well-preserved book considering its age, but shows signs of use.
A Must-Read for Thinkers and Philosophers
For those who are curious about the nature of belief and doubt, Skepticism Assailed is a compelling read. Tabor’s examination of skepticism across history is insightful and thought-provoking, making this book an important resource for anyone interested in philosophy, theology, or the history of ideas.
The stunning illustrations drawn from Bible history provide an additional layer of context and richness, making this more than just a philosophical text—it’s a piece of intellectual and artistic history.
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