Jordan and Brandon talk with Eric Hagedorn about William of Ockham. They cover topics like who is Ockham? What were his main theological and philosophical contributions? What is theological voluntarism and does Ockham represent this? What is the debate on universals and where does Ockham fit? What are the similarities and differences between Ockham and other well-known medievalists like Scotus, Thomas, and Bonaventure? And more.

Resources:

1) Ockham Explained, Rondell Keele
2) William of Ockham, Questions on Virtue, Goodness, and the Will, Translated by Eric Hagedorn
3) William Ockham, Marilyn McCord Adams
4) The Changing Role of Theological Authority in Ockham's Razor, Eric Hagedorn
5) The Ethics of Aquinas, Scotus, and Ockham from The Cambridge Companion to Medieval Ethics, Eric Hagedorn

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