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Yan
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Registered: Jul 2003
Location: Wano
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Feb-15-2007 12:54
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RJT
last minute disco

Registered: Oct 2004
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Theresa - while I'm sure your effort at aiding this young man is appreciated in spirit, you really, really shouldn't discuss things you have only the slightest understanding of (especially when it comes to giving someone advice for a course). Specifically, your use of terms like "literal truth" need to be reevaluated, as I'm entirely not certain you have any real idea what the phrase means.
And equating pragmatism with atheism? lol - seriously 
Regardless, MrJive and Alon did a fine job of explaining Dewey's pragmatism and his so called "Darwinization" of the practice, and I really have nothing to add except for the fact that no answer to this question would be complete without mention of the complete lack of objective truth in the world (Dewey's thought, not mine).
Either way - it's a pretty shit question and could indeed be answered by:
"Dewey's "aleatory" worldview was one of uncertainty, his claim is that metaphysical theories and religion developed as a means of coping with this uncertainty, and countless 20th century philosophical worldviews arose as a result of Dewey's assertion."
Without having actually been in your course, there's no way any of us could answer it more thoroughly.

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