Philosophy for the People

Pat is joined by Dr. Kyle Keltz  to discuss some of his recent work on the problem of evil with respect  to animal suffering. Also, to announce a new volume on the problem of animal suffering that Dr. Keltz is editting and that Pat is contributing to. 

Dr. Gavin Ortlund recently debated Dr. Ryan Mullins on divine simplicity. After, John DeRosa hosted Gavin and myself for a bit of a debrief and extended conversation on the topic. Here's the replay, from John's Classical Theism podcast.

Pat is joined by Fr. Thomas Joseph White to discuss some of the contents of his recent book Principles of Catholic Theology, Book 2: On the Rational Credibility of Christianity

https://amzn.to/4dgsn78 

This converation was originally hosted for the Mind Matters podcast, but is now being shared here. 

This episode -- focusing on classical theism, divine simplicity, and ultimate explanation -- is a special replay of a conversation with Dr. Christopher Tomaszewski as featured on The Classical Theism Podcast. Pat appears toward the end to engage Chris on what resources (if any) classical theism might afford to meta-epistemology.

Check out John's Classical Theism Podcast (it's one of the best) and consider supporting him on Patreon: https://www.classicaltheism.com/support 

Dr. Stephen Napier returns to Philosophy for the People to discuss his recent publication in response to the problem of divine hiddenness: Is There Non-Resistant Non-Belief?

 https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/religious-studies/article/is-there-nonresistant-nonbelief/21F4527C7306B350D49B46E2CB8BDDD0

PS - Sorry for the "beeping" noise throughout. Is what it is.

Gaven takes listener questions on philosophy, theology, and how to get published. 

Please enjoy this conversation exploring substance dualism. Subscribe if you want. Or not! 

Come hang with Dr. Gaven Kerr as we chat Scripture and Metaphysics.

PS - Check out Pat's new book The Best Argument for God: https://amzn.to/48fhsYb 

Dr. Mark Spencer has a new Element out called Catholicism and the Problem of God. In this episode, we explore some of the contents of that book, including the apparent tensions that arise between Catholic claims concerning God and philosophy of God, or features of God and features of the world (i.e., problem of evil). 

For more, check out Pat's philosophy Substack: https://chroniclesofstrength.substack.com

Also, Pat's book The Best Argument for God: https://amzn.to/3RFm8Ra