Christian Humanist Profiles 45: Literature as Spiritual Experience
There are winners and losers every time intellectual capital changes hands. But the upside of that process is that there are always figures from the past who are ready to…
Wittgenstein Wednesdays, Session 10: Philosophical Investigations sections 436-528
Series Index Philosophical Investigations was the reading and discussion matter for a group of students and faculty at Emmanuel College during the 2014-15 school year, under the auspices of the Emmanuel…
Dante 2015: Inferno Part 1: Cantos 1-11
Series Index It’s been a few years since I wrote reflections on my summer reading on Dante, and back then I used to do three posts each summer, one on…
Wittgenstein Wednesdays, Session 9: Philosophical Investigations sections 363-435
Series Index In case you’re just tuning in, or in case you’ve forgotten what a Wittgenstein Wednesday is, some faculty and students got together every couple weeks during the 2014-15…
The Christian Humanist Podcast, Episode #163: Listener Feedback
The Christian Humanists respond to listener emails. [0:00] An announcement from David Grubbs! [5:05] Why Christian Existentialism? [9:12] Kierkegaard and Christendom [17:41] John McAdams and academic freedom [27:09] More holy…
They’re Immoral, They’re Stupid, and They’re Not Even Funny! Not One Bit!
Waiting for the Conservative John Stewart The Progressive Death of Comedy When I say that I find both twenty-first-century American political factions unpalatable, please don’t take me to mean that…
Wittgenstein Wednesdays, Session 8: Philosophical Investigations sections 293-362
Series Index A few months passed between installments seven and eight of this series, so for the sake of those who might come across this later, I’ll just say that…
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Christian Humanist Profiles 44: Miriam Leonard, Tragic Modernities
In its historical particularity tragedy had its first great moment in ancient Athens, when didaskaloi, educators, would compete for civic recognition staging increasingly elaborate exchanges of dramatic speeches. And once…
Christian Humanist Profiles 43: Paul and the Trinity
There’s a story that everyone knows about the doctrine of the Trinity: there was this teacher in first-century Judea, Jesus of Nazareth, who preached the coming kingdom of God and…
Blogging through Critique of Pure Reason part 3: Transcendental Synthesis
Series Index Introductions and the Introduction Transcendental Aesthetic and Introduction to Transcendental Logic Transcendental Synthesis When Critique of Pure Reason (hereafter CPR–Todd had a good idea with that one) starts…
The Christian Feminist Podcast Episode # 23: Cross-gendered Friendship
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Blogging Through Critique of Pure Reason, part 2: Transcendental Aesthetic and Introduction to Transcendental Logic
Series Index Introductions and the Introduction Transcendental Aesthetic and Introduction to Transcendental Logic Before I launch into my first contribution to our joint project on Kant, a personal note. I…
Christian Humanist Profiles 42: Amy Appleford
What does it mean to have a good death? Many in our time use technology in an attempt to stave off aging or dying, or to conceal the effects of…
The Pietist Schoolman Podcast, Episode #8: All Tribes and Peoples
Ruben Rivera, history professor and chief diversity officer at Bethel University, joins us to discuss the importance of cultural diversity and racial reconciliation at Christian colleges and universities — and why so…