Belief Philosophy
The philosophy of faith is a theological direction that postulates the rational immediacy of the beliefs given in revelation .
This direction was first represented in Catholic Augustinism and in its successor by Blaise Pascal , then by Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi , who was close to the Freemasons (cf. Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling's writing of the divine things etc. by FH Jacobi , 1812), traditionalism in France which culminated in fideism in an extreme form , and finally in Protestant dialectical theology - formulated sharply but also differently, even with the late Karl Barth .