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Are all religions just different expressions of the same truth?
No! Or so says Phillip Cary, who, in his recent lecture to the University of Georgia Christian Faculty Forum, questions our impulse ”to say that all religions are in some deep sense the same.” It’s an impulse we have about a … Continue reading
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Some serious philosophical thoughts on bull%*!@
In 2005, Princeton philosopher, Harry G. Frankfurt published his essay, On Bullshit, exploring analytically this most salient feature of our culture. Now, in this interview, he shares what he discovered.
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Does music theory provide a code for platonic philosophy?
One writer said that the history of Western philosophy is a series of foot notes on Plato, and that’s almost not an exaggeration. But with little more than a cursory glance, one sees how non-constructive Plato’s writings actually are. While … Continue reading
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Sophocles Psychotherapy
Even the Ancients understood that we send our young men off to battle at the cost of their mental stability. Playwrights and poets like Homer, Virgil, and Sophocles all told of the battle waged within the warriors soul. After the … Continue reading
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