Podcast #4: Philosophy of Religion: Overview

 Posted by on 11 September 2009 at 7:20 pm  Podcasts
Sep 112009
 

For Friday’s episode of Philosophy in Action Radio, I posted a podcast on “Philosophy of Religion: Overview.” That podcast is now available for streaming or downloading.

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Podcast: 11 September 2009

Does God exist? Can that be proven? This episode begins a series of podcasts on philosophy of religion surveying the various arguments for the existence of God. Here, I introduce the topic by discussing the importance of those arguments, explain the burden of proof principle, and discuss the nature of God.

This podcast is part of ReligionCasts – my series of podcasts on the philosophy of religion.

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Topics:

  • The importance of the question of God’s existence
  • My own views on religion
  • The burden of proof
  • The nature of God

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Sep 082009
 

For Tuesday’s episode of Philosophy in Action Radio, I posted a podcast on “Personality Change and Teaching Children Evasion.” That podcast is now available for streaming or downloading.

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Podcast: 8 September 2009

I answer question about whether an introvert should stop attempting to be more extroverted to meet new people. Then I discuss an example of a parent teaching a child to evade that I witnessed. Finally, I read a question on inheritance that I’ll answer next week.

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Topics:

  • Attempting to be more extroverted
  • Teaching children evasion
  • Question on inheritance

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For Friday’s episode of Philosophy in Action Radio, I posted a podcast on “Count of Monte Cristo, Change Your Voice, and Overcoming Problems.” That podcast is now available for streaming or downloading.

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Podcast: 4 September 2009

I discuss two books: Alexandre Dumas’ The Count of Monte Cristo and Dr. Morton Cooper’s Change Your Voice, Change Your Life. Then I examine the moral significance of a story from the latter book in which a person struggling to solve a major problem for a very long time rejected a simple solution thereto.

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Topics:

  • The Count of Monte Cristo
  • Change Your Voice, Change Your Life
  • Refusing to overcome a major problem with an easy solution

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Podcast #1: The Launch

 Posted by on 31 August 2009 at 11:01 pm  Podcasts
Aug 312009
 

For Tuesday’s episode of Philosophy in Action Radio, I posted a podcast on “The Launch.” That podcast is now available for streaming or downloading.

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Podcast: 1 September 2009

I introduce myself, discuss the new Atlas Shrugged Reading Groups sponsored by Front Range Objectivism, and offer my advice on an ethical question about a no-show at a wedding.

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Topics:

  • Introduction
  • Atlas Shrugged Reading Groups
  • Dealing with a no-show at a wedding

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