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A framework that integrates spiritual practices—meditation, prayer, revelation, direct mystical experience—as legitimate sources of knowledge alongside or beyond empirical reason. It does not necessarily reject science but insists that certain truths (about meaning, purpose, transcendence) are accessed through spiritual disciplines. Spiritual logico‑epistemology often challenges materialism’s claim that only the physical is real, proposing that logic itself may be a limited tool for certain domains. It values inner transformation as part of epistemic process.
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