In this episode, Bernie Dehler (former Christian, now atheist) has a discussion with Phil Smith, Ph.D. (Christian philosophy professor at George Fox University in Oregon).
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On Mon. 11-21-16 Dehler and Smith discussed these 4 questions:
1. Facing death (Christian and atheist perspectives) 3:37
2. Moral Truths. (Christian and atheist perspectives) (19:14)
3. Is there a purpose for each one's personal existence? (Christian and atheist perspectives) (30:25)
4. How can mental faculties account for truth given an evolutionary understanding? (Christian and atheist perspectives) (42:08)
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Bernie is the author of "Modern Science and Philosophy Destroy Christian Theology," which can be found here:
tinyurl.com/lmlqy56 . You can also find him on Twitter here: BernieDehler and on Facebook here: Bernie-Dehler-467276896621775 .
You can see some of the local Portland events where Bernie participates, here (Center for Philosophical Naturalism):
www.meetup.com/Philosophical-N... .
Phil Smith has written numerous books.
Published works include Learning to Love: Philosophy and Moral Progress (University of Oregon, 1991); Values and Ethics in the Workplace (instructors' and students' books for George Fox University, 1992); The Virtue of Civility in the Practice of Politics (University Press of America, 2002); Being at Home in the World: A New Christian Apologetic (with Mark McLeod-Harrison; Wipf and Stock, 2011); Why Faith is a Virture (Wipf and Stock, 2014).
Articles include "Somalia and War" (Quaker Religious Thought, 1994); "A Basis for Civility" (in Truth's Bright Embrace, George Fox University Press, 1996); "The Just War and Integrational Pacifism" (in Pacifism: History of Ideas, Theory, and Practice, Barbara Bleisch and Jean-Daniel Strub, eds., Haupt-Verlag, 2006); "Quakers and Coercion in a World of Good and Evil" (in Good and Evil: Quaker Perspectives, Jackie Leach Scully and Pink Dandelion, eds., Ashgate, 2007).
In addition to books and articles addressing philosophy and questions of war and peace, Phil writes fiction: The Heart of the Sea (2008) and Buying the Bangkok Girl (2013) are available as e-books.
27 дек 2016