rationalist

From the outset, the idea that the rationalist, centrist, administration would pursue this path seemed fanciful.

Charles Darwin, the quintessential rationalist, tried to use only logic to make such decisions.

In this view, all it takes to dispel the gloom of religious sentiment in public life is a burst of happy rationalist sunlight.

In the early years of his London life, Mill had been only a rationalist.

Thus the ninth century saw a rationalist and a pantheist at the court of a Christian king.

It is one of the shallow illusions of the pseudo-rationalist school that the age of religious wars is passed for ever.

An answer perhaps could be offered of which the rationalist need not be ashamed.

Adrian is the fascinating dilettante, the philosophic doubter, a sort of romantic rationalist with a taste for art.