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Battle of Titans: Classical vs. Presuppositional Apologetics

Battle of Titans: Classical vs. Presuppositional Apologetics

Both approaches to philosophy claim to be the right way that Christians should adopt. But which should we use in the apologetic battlefield? Tune in to hear how both defend their path and attack the other. It's Classical vs Presuppositional. Video Audio Want to Hear More? Subscribe to

Mapping the Landscape: Different Christian Approaches to Philosophy

Mapping the Landscape: Different Christian Approaches to Philosophy

Christians are called to interact with philosophy to honor God with their intellect. But how exactly should we? Many before us have grappled with the question to lay down a framework to do just that. Today we talk about the two main approaches known as the Classical and Presuppositional Approaches.

Christians and Philosophy: Sworn Enemies or Long-Lost Friends?

Christians and Philosophy: Sworn Enemies or Long-Lost Friends?

Should Christians study philosophy? If we aren't then we can just ignore it and move on with our lives. But what if we are? If so, everything hangs in the balance. How then shall we interact with philosophy and honor God with our intellect? Listen in to find

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Memes as Hate Speech

Memes as Hate Speech

Abstract My hypothesis is that the law must weigh their options in getting involved with online hate speech, particularly memes. The way I back up my research is through an interdisciplinary approach of law and computer science. I will use the law's understanding of hate speech, with reference

Isolation and Connection in Urban Space

Isolation and Connection in Urban Space

Abstract In the two books, “Behind the Gates'' and” Renegade Dreams”, by Setha Low and Laurence Ralph, ideas of isolation and connection in urban space are the focal issue. Overall these ideas are important in urban anthropology because they are a consequence of inequality, particularly social, economic and

Critically Responding to Thrasymachus’ Conception of Justice

Critically Responding to Thrasymachus’ Conception of Justice

Abstract In Plato’s The Republic, Socrates begins to question the conceptions of justice of a few people in the city of Athens. Those who took on the challenge of answering that I will write about were Thrasymachus and his two brothers, Gloucon and Adeimantis. Particularly I want to define