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17.01.2025
57 Minuten
Eliot Grasso discusses Alasdair MacIntyre's After Virtue, why
ethical and political discourse is so difficult, and how pursuing
teleological ethics--as admirable as that might be--differs from
Christian Existentialism.
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03.01.2025
1 Stunde 6 Minuten
Brian Julian joins to discuss Sartre's atheistic existentialism,
why reading non-Christians is important, and a surprising proof
for God's existence.
Long-time listeners will note a new mix for the music in this
episode. Eliot Grasso wrote and produced the first version of
"The Old Woman and Her Foundlings". The new version was produced
by Wesley Coleman.
Errata- Brian mentions a philosopher who did not get along with
Sartre, but his name cuts out in the current edit. That
philosopher was Albert Camus.
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16.12.2024
1 Stunde 8 Minuten
Chris Swanson returns to the podcast's first novel: Leo Tolstoy's
Anna Karenina. This episode also features a crash course on
Russian naming conventions, a primer on Kierkegaard's Stages of
Life, and a discussion on why all happy families are alike.
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15.11.2024
1 Stunde 8 Minuten
Eliot Grasso returns to discuss Genesis 1-4, why such a short
passage is so complex, and some dynamics at work in
interpretation.
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01.11.2024
1 Stunde 9 Minuten
Naomi Rinehold is back to talk about Aristotle's Nicomachean
Ethics--but this time, it's from a Great Conversation reading,
and it's about Justice.
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From Gutenberg College in Eugene, OR, The Gutenberg Podcast
explores the great books and ideas that helped to shape Western
Culture. Every episode is a conversation between host Gil Greco
and one of the College faculty members meant to educate and give
listeners a feel for the unique Gutenberg College experience.
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