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The Existential Problem of Evil
Read more: The Existential Problem of EvilThe existential problem of evil is an important discussion in philosophy and theology. In this post, I discuss the existential problem of evil and the nuances which go into this historic debate.
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The Evidential Problem of Evil
Read more: The Evidential Problem of EvilThe evidential problem of evil is one of the most common arguments used by atheists to challenge the Christian faith. In this video, I talk about some of the key parts of the evidential problem of evil and some of the nuances which should be kept in mind when one is presenting or defending against…
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The Logical Problem of Evil
Read more: The Logical Problem of EvilFrom Epicurus to Mackie, the Logical Problem has seen a lot of development over the years. In this post, I introduce you to a variation of formulations of this historic philosophical problem, what it is, and most importantly, what it is not.
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Some Material on the Problem of Evil
Read more: Some Material on the Problem of EvilRecently I had the privilege to share a presentation on the problem of evil at The Vine. Here are some of the material that I put together for the presentation, I hope you find it helpful! Problem of Evil Discussion: Logical Problem of Evil: Goals: Attempt to demonstrate that the existence of evil is logically…
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What You Will Die for? The Challenge of Existentialism
Read more: What You Will Die for? The Challenge of ExistentialismIn a recent episode of Existential Talks, me and co-host Laurence Raran, talk about existentialism and how we all are existentialists when it comes to wrestling with meaning and values in our lives. One section of this discussion which stood out was on the question of what one is willing to die for, which we…
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Hegel’s Thoughts on Reason
Read more: Hegel’s Thoughts on ReasonHegel’s description of reason is complex and confusing. We discuss various aspects of what Hegel viewed as reason, especially the relation between spirit, history and the unhappy consciousness.
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Who was Kierkegaard? (Interview w/ Aaron Simmons)
Read more: Who was Kierkegaard? (Interview w/ Aaron Simmons)Soren Kierkegaard is considered as the father of existentialism and is one of the most influential philosophers of the modern era. Today, we have Dr. Aaron Simmons to discuss who was Kierkegaard, what was his philosophy, how we can apply his philosophy to our lives, the relationship between Nietzsche and Kierkegaard and way more amazing…
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Design and Fine-Tuning Arguments: Analysis and Criticism (w/ Dr. Robin Collins)
Read more: Design and Fine-Tuning Arguments: Analysis and Criticism (w/ Dr. Robin Collins)Abstract: Recently, I had Dr. Robin Collins onto my channel to discuss the intricacies of fine-tuning arguments. Since the video is quite long, here is the transcript of the interview where we discuss everything from different formulations of the fine tuning argument to arguments for and against the fine-tuning argument. I hope you enjoy. To…
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Why I am not a Catholic
Read more: Why I am not a CatholicI’ve been attending Roman Catholic mass for four months, these are the three reasons why I have decided I will not be a Roman Catholic. These reasons are not only focused on Biblical or Scriptural reasons, but also seen from a psychological and philosophical perspective. I am not writing or making this video to make…