rəˈtrēvəl/ noun the process of getting something back from somewhere
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Here is an outline of my talk on "What is Knowledge?" as part of the PVCC Public Philosophy series on May 30, 2018. Listen to audio recording of the talk here.
Here is the video of my talk at the Smart Faith conference on 4/28/2018 on the topic: What is Christian Philosophy? Here is a link to the outline of the talk. https://youtu.be/vERzEAO3fhA
I was honored to present my paper "Ancient Philosophy's Search for the Logos and John's Gospel" on April 13, 2018, at the EPS Far West conference at Grand Canyon University. Here is a link to a recording of the talk. Here is a link to a copy of the paper. Feedback is welcome.
The Problem of Skepticism The claim that nobody can really know anything for sure is nearly universal in the academy today. The view is not only held in the academy but has trickled down to the culture at large. How often do we hear the statement “that’s your perspective”? The notion that everyone... Continue Reading →
Retrieving what is of forgotten value from the history of philosophy will require much intellectual work. The goal of this work is to obtain knowledge of the Truth. In order to know the Truth, we must pursue the Truth. But in order to pursue the Truth we must believe that knowing the Truth is possible.... Continue Reading →
Retrieval Philosophy 