Souls, Origins, and the Evangelical Philosophical Society 2024, part II

Panpsychism-A Trendy Philosophy_Reflections on the EPS symposium

Here I discuss the nature of panpsychism and explore some of the significant challenges with it and with Joanna Leidenhag's theological panpsychism. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/created-souls/exclusive-content [https://redcircle.com/created-souls/exclusive-content]

Souls, Origins, and the Evangelical Philosophical Society 2024, part II

Here we discuss a variety of issues on the soul, personal origins, and the impact this has on a whole host of issues beyond the philosophy of mind. I give some additional highlights on the discussion with some of the authors from The Origin of the Soul: A Conversation which included Bruce Gordon, Joanna Leidenhag, and J.T. Turner, and myself. I also connect it to some of the offerings of Soul Science Ministries and some of the things that will be occurring in the near future. So take a listen and let's keep the conversation going. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/created-souls/exclusive-content [https://redcircle.com/created-souls/exclusive-content]

Souls, Origins, and the Evangelical Philosophical Society

Here I discuss the recent symposium over The Origin of the Soul: A Conversation ed. by Joshua R. Farris and Joanna Leidenhag. It was a great discussion and there are many highlights that prompt numerous and important conversations about the soul, the meaning of the universe, consciousness, and the role that these issues play in theology (or faith seeking understanding). These are important issues and deserve additional engagement. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/created-souls/exclusive-content [https://redcircle.com/created-souls/exclusive-content]

The Banquet of Souls__Reveal Party and Q/A

We take a break from our normal routine to discuss Dr. Farris's newly published work, The Banquet of Souls: A Mirror to the Universe. We have some fun along the way and discuss the highlights of The Banquet of Souls. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/created-souls/exclusive-content [https://redcircle.com/created-souls/exclusive-content]

On Descartes’ Queer Theory and Freshmen Writing in Troutt

In exploring Pastor Seth Troutt's, "Queer Theory as Actualized Cartesianism," published in Mere Orthodoxy, I discuss the problems with the parallel and 'connection' developed between Cartesianism and Queer theory (or transgender ideology) of which those in his circles would object. While Troutt touts certain common objections often advanced in a variety of academic discussions or in popular discussions, it reflects a superficial reasoning that exhibits a problematic tendency to conflate various terms, concepts, and ideas that deserve clear definition. However, Troutt does not provide clear definitions for most of the technical terms he uses and as a result muddies the discussion and poisoning the well against Descartes and those who follow him. But, more importantly, the whole article represents a clear instance of the fallacy called non-sequitor. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/created-souls/exclusive-content [https://redcircle.com/created-souls/exclusive-content]