This is a repost of a post that appeared on a previous incarnation of this site. It was published 22 April 2006.
One of the most important contemporary criticisms of Descartes was that of Gisbert Voet, a scholar at the University of Utrecht. Voetius, a member of the Reformed Church, early became a central member of the so-called ‘Further Reformation’, which attempted to put down anything that encouraged the human inclination to sin. In his later life he wasn’t as involved in such matters, but he remained an important figure in Reformed scholasticism.
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