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In this episode, Courtney and Paul explore the nature and value of knowledge and faith and discuss how Christianity is a knowledge tradition. They also explore what it means to live a philosophical way of life as a Christian. Be sure to subscribe to the show and like the Eudo Podcast on Itunes!
In this episode, Courtney and Paul explore the "stuff" from which we are made. They canvas the main views and argue that there is a deep unity between our soul and body. Be sure to like us on Itunes and subscribe to our show!
In this episode, Courtney and Paul explore "what" we are and "who" we are as humans. Humans are persons, selves, and a particularized rational nature. They are part of the divine drama and belong on a chain of being. Be sure to like us and subscribe to us on Itunes!
In this episode, Courtney and Paul set up the season 7 discussion. They look at two competing stories about reality and what they say about human persons. Are humans organized mud or majestic marvels? Be sure to like us on Itunes and subscribe to our show!
In this episode, Paul interviews Steven Elmore, the president of the C. S. Lewis Foundation and our season six sponsor. We talk all things Lewis.
In this episode, Courtney and Paul explore a theology of language and look at the banquet at Belbury. Be sure to like us on Itunes and subscribe to the Eudo Podcast.
In this episode, Courtney and Paul explore a theology and philosophy of nature and how it relates to our treatment of the environment. Be sure to subscribe to the Eudo Podcast and like us on Itunes.
In this episode, Courtney and Paul begin their discussion of That Hideous Strength, looking at Lewis's warning about subjectivism. Be sure to like us on Itunes and subscribe to the Eudo Podcast.
In this episode, Courtney and Paul explore three ways that the fall has resulted in real loss. Be sure to like us on Itunes and subscribe to the Eudo Podcast.
In this episode, Courtney and Paul explore the relationship between knowledge and enjoyment and Lewis's essay "Meditations in a Toolshed." Be sure to subscribe to the Eudo Podcast and like us on Itunes!
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