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Is Beauty Objective?
Keith E. Buhler
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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Confessions of a Screenwriter, Month Two: Scheduling and Research
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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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Confessions of a Screenwriter, Month Two: Exploring Creation Ex Nihilo
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Confessions of a Screenwriter, Month One: Brainstorming a story
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Lungs and Mortality - Part III
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Lungs and Mortality - Part II
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Lungs and Mortality - Part I
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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 […]