Philosophy for the People

Trent Horn is back on the podcast to discuss his new book When Protestants Argue Like Atheists.

Pat is joined by Dr. Luke Barnes to discuss the fine-tuning argument.

A Fortunate Universe: https://amzn.to/3N2bmlY

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Pat interviews Dr. Tim Pawl on his work defending (philosophically) the doctrine of the incarnation.

Parker Settecase joins Pat on Philosophy for the People to discuss the simulation hypothesis. Are we living in a virtual world? Fun, spooky stuff!

Parker Settecase is a graduate student in philosophy and the host of the Parker's Pensées Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/ @ParkersPensees

You can also link up with Parker on social media: https://linktr.ee/parkerspensees

Karlo Broussard returns to Philosophy for the People to discuss his new book The New Relativism.

Dr. Brian Cutter joins Philosophy for the People to discuss color realism -- that is, whether color is really "in" things like it seems to be -- and why this question bears on many other important concerns.

Dr. Jonathan Fuqua discusses his holistic approach to addrdssing the problem of evil.

Joshua Ramussen, author of the newly released book Who Are You Really?, returns to Philosophy for the People to discuss his updated throughts on cosmological reasoning and the nature of persons1

Pat throws a bunch of (mostly higher level) objections against Aquinas's De Ente argument for the existence of God. Dr. Gaven Kerr responds. Will Thomism survive the stress test? Tune in to find out!

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Pat explains why he thinks the best Christian apologetics book is Michael Rota's Taking Pascal's Wager: https://amzn.to/3ml33a1