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Andrew SelbyMeaning and HermeneuticsLiteratureEpistemology
Literary Criticism and Epistemology
Andrew SelbyPolitics
You know that the voting in Iraq on Sunday was a success because even NPR was lauding it. Yesterday afternoon on the left-leaning news show “All Things Considered” two interviewees both were excited that the voting was positive. One was […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEconomics and Business
Gates and China
Matthew Lee AndersonPoliticsInternational Politics
Success
Keith E. Buhler
… There is one defense of the modern usage of the word that my housemate and award-winning debater put forth. “OK,” he said, “But ‘problem’ has a certain amount of intimidation value. If I can toss ‘the Problem of Evil’ […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Back to Biola
Keith E. Buhler
What is common to all of the cases mentioned below? Here is what I notice: They are all questions. (with the exception of the second “problem of evil” which was stated as a thesis) So in response to the question […]
Keith E. BuhlerPhilosophy
The problem with "Problem" - Part I
Keith E. BuhlerFormation
Transposition and introspection
Andrew Selby
It’s nice to be blogging again! Greek and Roman philosophy are on my mind… Plato’s Euthyphro recounts the conversation Socrates had with Euthyphro, a religious leader, just before his trial. It comes out that this man is also awaiting a […]
Keith E. BuhlerEducation
“How were classes today?” “Fascinating.” I would bet large portions of my monthly income that the above conversation has not taken place between a high schooler and his parent in America for decades. Now I know why. I am writing […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
Barth, not Popper. There is no doctrine more dangerous than the Christian doctrine of the atonement, it does indeed make “wild and careless folk” (Heid. Cat., qu. 64), if we do not consider it with this warning in view. The […]