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It is not the case that A cosmological perspective must supplement, but cannot replace, the personalist framework for understanding the human being.
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Eliminative naturalists like Churchland argue that 'personhood' is a folk-psychological construct with no irreducible ontological status.
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If neuroscience fully explains behavior via physical processes, the cosmological framework does not merely supplement personalism—it displaces it entirely.
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Spinoza's substance monism entails that the human being is a finite mode of one infinite substance, making no framework irreducibly 'personal' at the foundational level.
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If subjectivity itself is adequately explained as a determinate expression of universal natura naturans, the personalist framework is methodologically redundant rather than indispensable.
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The framework of the irreducible is not exhaustive of the human condition.
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Neglecting subjectivity makes a true understanding of the person impossible.
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