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Jay critiques ideas of restoring medieval scholasticism as unrealistic based on historical context and contemporary issues.

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  1. Jay argues that while scholasticism utilizes reasoning tools effectively, there is a danger when these tools are exalted beyond their intended purpose, potentially leading to atheism.

  2. Jay critiques ideas of restoring medieval scholasticism as unrealistic based on historical context and contemporary issues.

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