Amateur Philosophers' Club

In this episode we look at some of the habits we can develop that help us towards happiness, such as: right judgement in making right choices, harmonious self-control over our lower appetites and the strength of character to stand up for what is right and good in the face of physical and social dangers. 

This week we take a look at what virtue actually means and why a virtues-based ethic is the most encompassing and satisfying approach to morality.

This week we take a closer look at moral relativism, the natural moral law and conscience. 

What is the purpose of human life and what does a fulfilled and complete human life look like?

This week we look at the metaphysical and practical problems of a merely materialist worldview and the metaphysical and practical arguments for the immortality of the soul.

Here is a link to the book mentioned in the episode: https://www.amazon.com/Handbook-Christian-Apologetics-Peter-Kreeft/dp/0830817743 

What is a soul? What has a soul? And what can we know about the soul by the use of reason?

This week we look at what the next level of love and friendship looks like.

Beyond "freedom from" and more even than "freedom to" the real question is: what is "freedom for"?

In this episode we work our way from fear to freedom, looking a little deeper into our basic desires and appetites. 

So we've looked at what knowing is and how we know, now we look at how we know if what we know is what is?