For Friday’s episode of Philosophy in Action Radio, I posted a podcast on “Philosophy of Religion: Overview.” That podcast is now available for streaming or downloading.
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Podcast: 11 September 2009
Does God exist? Can that be proven? This episode begins a series of podcasts on philosophy of religion surveying the various arguments for the existence of God. Here, I introduce the topic by discussing the importance of those arguments, explain the burden of proof principle, and discuss the nature of God.
This podcast is part of ReligionCasts – my series of podcasts on the philosophy of religion.
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- Duration: 20:58
- Download: Standard MP3 File (7.2 MB)
- Tags: Atheism, Christianity, Creationism, Epistemology, Ethics, God, Metaphysics, Philosophy, Proof, Religion, Theology
Topics:
- The importance of the question of God’s existence
- My own views on religion
- The burden of proof
- The nature of God
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