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Keith E. BuhlerPhilosophyLiberal Arts
If you are like most people alive today, you believe 'beauty is in the eye of the beholder.' This is exactly what I was taught and grew up
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There has been much talk lately amongst my philosophy friends about “analytic” vs “continental” philosophy. Analytic is characterized as desiring clarity of terms and exactitude of expression; continental as desiring fuzzy multi-dimensional terms and wholism of expression. They say that […]
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Well, Matt is always telling me to post “personal” updates, so here’s one: I’ve recently accepted a position Biola Youth’s Torrey Academy program to teach high school this year. Torrey Academy is the same Educational Supplement Program for homeschoolers that […]
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It had been about a month since Dizzy and I sat down and decided to write a screenplay. We had each done our own research and internal development and come
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My friend Vicki responded in person to my first post about Jesus’ mother, saying that she (Vicki) does feel a certain sense of wonder about small objects that were touched or used by famous people of the past, Abraham Lincoln’s […]
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When someone says, "I had an idea," what exactly do they mean? Where do "ideas" come from? This is a question not often-enough asked in
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I confessed in my last post that I wanted to write a screenplay, and why. But I had a problem: Having friends in the film department at Biola, I knew
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Part III - Death and Vulnerability People are more afraid of public speaking than they are of death. One study (I heard of but haven't seen) showed that people
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Part II - Re-expansion of the lung may take several days with the chest tube left in place. The second time my lung collapsed was one of the worst experiences
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Part I - The objective is to remove the air from around the lungs I was eighteen the first time my lung collapsed. The ER doctor called it a “spontaneous pneumothorax.
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I like writing. Fiction, non-fiction, lyrics and verse, whatever, it’s all good. Some of my heroes in history were writers, (though some were not, notably Jesus and Socrates) and I have found myself desirous and verbally able to begin an […]
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Second, the imposition of secular values on a society with strong religious sentiments only invites a backlash and revolt by those whose religion explicitly rejects secular and worldly notions. (See Mortimer Adler’s essay on World Peace In Truth for a […]