"Why do you believe God is good? This is the question for a new video contest sponsored by B&H Academic. If you are a college student taking at least 12 hours per semester you can enter. The winner will receive $5,000. Enter here." (But first read the fine print below.)
- Dr. V
The Fine Print: It will probably be helpful to move to the U.S. prior to submitting one's entry, since the contest is open to U.S. colleges and universities only. Whether one moves to the U.S. or not, the video contest should be philosophically interesting, so let's keep a lookout for the winning entry. (Dembski's book looks philosophically interesting, too.)
Is God good?
- December 29, 2009
- Posted by Hendrik van der Breggen at 8:26 PM
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- Labels: B and H Academic, Contest
Introducing Radical Orthodoxy
I have been reading the work of a theologian named John Milbank who is the founder of an recent theological movement called Radical Orthodoxy. This interview on CBC radio explains it. They present an interesting reading of the history of philosophy and its relation to theology, in particular the relationship between faith and reason. Enjoy!
- December 25, 2009
- Posted by Mark at 2:19 AM
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- Labels: John Milbank, Radical Orthodoxy
Evangelical Philosophical Society
For your information, here is the EPS December 2009 newsletter. Merry Christmas to all! - Dr. V
- December 23, 2009
- Posted by Hendrik van der Breggen at 10:21 AM
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- Labels: EPS, Evangelicalism
The Best Of Both Worlds
- December 18, 2009
- Posted by Mark at 11:29 AM
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- Labels: Immanuel Kant
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