Either reason or revelation can be regarded as more superior depending on your terms of reference and your definition of 'superior'.
To a highly religious person, revelation is inherently superior, as it comes from God. If reason conflicts with revelation, there must necessarily be something wrong with the reasoning. To this person, reason is only a stumbling block to be overcome.
Others believe that reason is superior because reason is more provable. Many religious persons believe that reason can support their religious beliefs in a way that supposed revelation never could. Others say that reason is superior because it can be used to disprove the existence of God and therefore of revelation. The problem with reason is that we are usually not very good at it, and poor reasoning can lead to poor outcomes.
They are not exclusive to each other. One could say that revelation based on reason would be superior to either by themselves.
Primary reason is because British were more disciplined than Indians.
because revelation God making to be known and with out that with reason alone how could we tell that God is real
Reason and Revelation.
It's and opinion which is more superior.
Senior , more senior , most senior Junior , more junior , most junior Superior , more superior , Most superior Inferior , more inferior , most inferior
Superior weapons
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The only reason is that they were mexicans. Therefore, they were superior.
Superior Navy
I would say the cheeks are more lateral and somewhat superior to the tongue.
A Supervisor, is someone with more experience, put in charge of someone else or a group of people, to make sure that things are done properly. A superior, is anyone who has a higher social standing than another. Someone who is more influential, more experienced or in control of more power. A supervisor is usually a superior, but a superior is not neccessarily a supervisor.
Deism is a belief in a higher power that created the universe but does not intervene in daily life. In deism, the concept of God is more of a prime mover or creator rather than a personal deity. Individuals who identify as deists believe in a distant and uninvolved God.