It’s also a consequence of Christian theology, namely Christ’s role as the eternal Logos. And yes of course Christian philosophy owes a huge debt to pre-Christi

It’s also a consequence of Christian theology, namely Christ’s role as the eternal Logos. And yes of course Christian philosophy owes a huge debt to pre-Christian philosophers, particularly Aristotle. Dualism vs monism is probably the fundamental philosophical disagreement. Really though the continuing lack of respect for C.S. Peirce’s contributions to modern logic are the most galling to me. His semiotic is so full of promise.