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  • Can Hume Get A Witness?
    Looking at David Hume's philosophy on miracles, now we find ourselves not seeing Hume interact with miracle claims, but questioning if someone can even be a witness to a miracle. Can Hume get a witness? It seems his standard is both circular and redefining of key terms. We see that taking Hume at his standard not only allows for no inductive evidence to come in but leads to some repercussions in daily life that would destroy most of our knowledge. So, ya know, the small things.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    03:14 - Hume's Epistemology - Deductive Rather Inductive
    04:25 - Begging The Question With Uniformity Of Nature
    06:38 - Hume Wanting Testimony - No! Not That Testimony!
    07:56 - Surveying Witnesses And Their Interpretations Of Miracles
    10:14 - Hume's Circularity With Human Experience & Uniformity Of Nature
    12:31 - Hume's Circularity Of What Makes For A Good Witness To Miracles
    15:00 - Dismissing What's Never Been Seen With People Who Have Claimed To See It
    15:57 - Grant Hume His Standard And See What Happens - Ut Oh!
    18:50 - We All Rely On Testimony To Live & In Life
    20:35 - Conclusion




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  • Dismantling David Hume
    We start dismantling David Hume at the best place to start - the beginning. Hume's definition of miracles, his epistemology, and his claim of neutrality are the best places to see if the foundation of his critique cracks or even fails to support his claims.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    01:35 - Hume & The Philosophy Of Science
    02:55 - Hume As Rhetorician Of Old Ideas
    03:44 - Not All Empiricists Followed Hume's Skepticism
    04:34 - The Real Rise Of Anti-Miracles During The Time Of Hume
    05:26 - Hume's Basis For Being Anti-Miracle
    07:46 - Where Could One Allow For Miracles To Be Considered On A Regular Basis
    09:01 - Miracles - Theology Over Science
    10:39 - Hume's Violations Of Natural Law - For No Reason
    16:49 - Theism's Definition Of Natural Law Vs. Hume's
    18:54 - Hume's Own Violation Of His Epistemology - Induction
    24:13 - Hume's Not Neutral Argument For Miracles
    30:12 - Conclusion




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  • The Intro To Critiquing David Hume
    We enter our into to critiquing David Hume by setting the stage for what our author will talk about. We do what should always be done with philosophical concepts and that is define our terms! Then we provide some background history to set the stage for giving Hume his due.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    02:40 - What To Do With David Hume?
    05:55 - 5 Things To Address With David Hume
    10:22 - The Nature Of The Question - Naturalism Methodology Vs. Philosophical Naturalism
    12:57 - An Accurate Definition Of A Miracle - Not Hume's
    13:58 - The Ability To Examine Evidence For Miracles
    15:42 - What It Takes To Not Allow God To Be An Explanation For Maybe Miracles
    18:52 - Hume's Argument From Nature Is Problematic
    19:49 - The Philosopher Most Influential Against Miracles During The Time of Hume - Wasn't Hume
    20:06 - Spinoza Defining Out Answers To Miracle Claims
    24:07 - Conclusion
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  • Unbiased Ancient Historians & Biased Modern Day Ones
    Before we dig into Hume, we finish our discussion on unbiased ancient historians and then bring in the fact that modern day historians tend to be more biased. Both cases interact with miracle claims but it seems that ancient historians tend to deal with those claims in a more fair way than modern skeptics.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    02:13 - Ancient Writers Did Include Miracle Accounts Without Sensationalizing Them
    05:02 - Livy & Tacitus - Ancient Historians Who Did Not Deny Miracles
    06:20 - Known Historical Fiction Vs. Known Historical Facts
    07:48 - "It Is Said..." Was Said By Ancient Historians To Allow People To Make Up Their Own Minds
    09:04 - Ancient Historians Were Not Radical Enlightenment Skeptics But They Did Know Levels Of Evidence Of Miracles
    10:27 - Ancient Plausibility Structures
    12:29 - Josephus - A Jewish Writer To A Greek Audience When It Comes To Miracles
    13:19 - Luke - A Greek Writer Of Miracles And Understands They Are Weird
    15:32 - Modern Western Skepticism Towards Miracles
    17:06 - No Need To Assume Modern Anti-Supernaturalism Reading Of History
    18:54 - Our Cultural Limitations When It Comes To Miracle Claims In History
    21:16 - Our Privileged Particular Western Worldview When It Comes To History & Miracles
    25:56 - Historians And The Limits Of Their Experience Effects Their Work
    30:16 - Overview Of Ancient Historian Claims Of Miracles & Current Historians Bias
    32:09 - Conclusion




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  • Ye Ol' Skeptics
    Kicking off our discussion on miracles we go back to Ye Ol' Times and see if there are any Ye Ol' Skeptics of miracles claims. Or do we take the Enlightenment unenlightened view that everyone just believed everything and it wasn't until the Smarty Pants Times did we learn to properly scoff at historical claims of miracles. Well, if only someone had written down history during that time. If only.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    01:35 - Craig Keener and His Books
    02:14 - What The Discussion Will Cover
    04:16 - Is Antisupernaturalism The Default View?
    10:05 - Historians Use Miracle Claims To Easily Dismiss Historical Accounts - But At What Cost?
    11:44 - What Did Ancient Historians Think Of Miracle Claims?
    13:01 - Ancient Historians' Skepticism Towards Miracles
    13:12 - Galen, 2nd Century Miracle Skeptic - Based On Morality & Reason
    17:34 - Ovid, Created Miracle Skeptic Fictional Characters
    18:41 - Polybius, Critiquing Over-Sensationalism Of Miracles In Early Historians
    20:16 - Summary - There Were Ancient Historians Skeptical Of Miracle Claims
    20:51 - Conclusion




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  • Book 12 Announcement
    Here's the announcement for the next book we'll be discussing. The way we're going to cover this one is a little different than the ones we've done in the past. It'll be a miracle - if we ever get through it. It'll take someone with a Keener eye for sure.
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  • Natural Law & Divine Command Response To Woke Theology
    In our final episode on Christian Ethics - 4 Views, we cover the issues against Woke Theology from both the Natural Law & Divine Command response. Both responders have three big issues with Prophetic Ethics even if there is some agreement with the theory. Thanks for joining us with this book. What did you think? How was the format? Did one side convince you over the others? Stay tuned for our trailer for our next book.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    01:01 - 3 Natural Law Issues To Prophetic Ethics
    03:44 - #1 - No Agreed Upon Definition Of What Is A Just Society
    10:24 - #2 - Social Justice Is Only One Portion Of Life
    15:05 - #3 - Social Justice Is Not The Only Response To Injustice
    18:25 - 3 Divine Command Issues With Prophetic Ethics' Bible Study
    20:03 - #1 - No Personal Sin Only Societal
    22:43 - #2 - Jesus Give Believers Other Duties Other Than Ruling Over Creation
    25:22 - #3 - Jesus Isn't A Jazz Conductor With The Law Of God
    27:42 - Why Divine Command Is Needed Over Prophetic Ethics
    29:35 - Summary Of The Book
    30:42 - Conclusion




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  • Woke Theology Needs Proper Hermeneutics
    With the final critique of our four ethics we end with the Virtue Ethics' response to Prophetic Ethics. A very important point made is how Woke Theology needs proper hermeneutics. There is a missing element, according to Virtue Ethics that Woke Theology has and without it it lets other narratives come in and fill the missing elements with something else and it doesn't even have to be Christian.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    01:20 - Virtue Ethics Response To Prophetic Ethics - In Agreement
    03:15 - Virtue Ethics On Prophetic Ethics Missing Answering Why Questions
    09:46 - Virtue Ethics Questions Prophetic Ethics Bible Hermeneutics
    13:00 - Where Are All The Virtuous Prophetic Ethics Scholars?
    13:44 - The Need For Individual Ethics In Prophetic Ethics
    16:12 - Prophetic Ethics Needs To Be Able To Apply To The Boring Things In Life Too
    19:54 - Conclusion




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  • 2024 In Review Sci-Fi, IndiePub, & Theology Etc
    The final 21 books of 2024 in review. It's not about how many you read but that you're reading good books...but also I read to my goal and past it *neener neener neener*! Also, my apologies to anyone whose name I mispronounced. I'm a reader, not a pronouncer. See ya next week as we finish our book on Christian ethics!
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    00:20 - Faith Has Its Reasons by Kenneth D. Boa & Robert M. Bowman Jr.
    02:15 - Disturber of the Peace by William Manchester
    06:11 - J. Gresham Machen by Ned B. Stonehouse
    10:23 - We Shall Fight on the Beaches by Jacob F. Field
    11:52 - Silence and Starsong Magazine - Spring 2023, Volume 1 Number 1 Edited by Joseph Knowles
    16:55 - The Chaplain's War by Brad R. Torgersen
    20:49 - A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle
    23:25 - The Shape of My Eyes by Dave Gibbons
    24:52 - Foundational Truths - A Modern Catechism by Israel Wayne
    27:00 - Christ Over Culture by Andrea Crum
    29:28 - Saved - Experiencing the Promise of the Book of Acts by Nancy Guthrie
    30:40 - Gray Wrath by Terrence Poppa
    34:10 - The Seven Liberal Arts, a Study in Mediaeval Culture by Paul Abelson
    36:39 - The Door in the Dragon's Throat by Frank Peretti
    39:13 The Autobiography of Ben Franklin by Benjamin Franklin
    41:19 - The Journey of Five by Jenny Phillips
    43:02 - Little Amish Schoolhouse by Ella Maie Seyfert
    43:39 - Record of The Paladins: Book of Oliver by B.P. McCoppin
    46:56 - How to Read a Book - Advice for Christian Readers by Andrew David Naselli
    48:47 - Everyday Gospel Christmas Devotional by Paul David Tripp
    49:36 - The Fellowship of The Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien
    52:45 - Conclusion




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  • 2024 Sci-Fi, IndiePub, & Theology Etc. In Review
    We need just a couple more weeks to conclude our Christian ethics book so here are Patrick's book reviews from 2024. Biography and Indiepub heavy, it was overall a good reading year with just a few bad choices. Have you read any of these or pick any up?
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    02:28 - The Love and Respect Devotional by Emerson Eggerichs
    04:06 - Deathbringer by Blake Carpenter
    08:20 - All Systems Red by Martha Wells
    09:32 - Redeemed By Blood by Shannon Baker
    11:34 - Defeating Evil by Scott Christensen
    13:24 - Lost and Found by Robert E. Kearns
    16:05 - After Moses by Michael F. Kane
    20:29 - The Button Girl by Sally Apokedak
    23:59 - A Case of Conscience by James Blish
    26:05 - Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy
    29:05 - All These Worlds by Dennis E. Taylor
    30:46 - Hacking Galileo by Fenton Wood
    33:23 - Timothy of the 10th Floor by Jenny Phillips
    35:11 - Defenders of the West by Raymond Ibrahim
    39:04 - I Have No Mouth & I Must Scream by Harlan Ellison
    40:36 - The Heights of Perdition by C.S. Johnson
    44:41 - The Revenant and the Cult, Book One by Herman P. Hunter
    47:16 - Drosselmeyer - Curse of the Rat King by Paul Thompson
    49:08 - Hidden Fury by Bjorn Hasseler
    51:00 - The Kingdom of Kind by Jenny Phillips
    52:28 - Mist and Moonbeams by Paul Michael Peters




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    Deathbringer by Blake Carpenter
    All Systems Red by Martha Wells
    Redeemed By Blood by Shannon Baker
    Defeating Evil by Scott Christensen
    Lost and Found by Robert E. Kearns
    After Moses by Michael F. Kane
    The Button Girl by Sally Apokedak
    A Case of Conscience by James Blish
    Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy
    All These Worlds by Dennis E. Taylor
    Hacking Galileo by Fenton Wood
    Timothy of the 10th Floor by Jenny Phillips
    Defenders of the West by Raymond Ibrahim
    I Have No Mouth & I Must Scream by Harlan Ellison
    The Heights of Perdition by C.S. Johnson
    The Revenant and the Cult, Book One by Herman P. Hunter
    Drosselmeyer - Curse of the Rat King by Paul Thompson
    Hidden Fury by Bjorn Hasseler
    The Kingdom of Kind by Jenny Phillips
    Mist and Moonbeams by Paul Michael Peters



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  • The New Social Justice Monastic Period
    Finishing up the presentation on the Prophetic Ethics (Woke Theology), we cover the method of the movement. Here, there's a call for a new social justice Monastic period. One that acknowledges the racism of America and embrace MLK's call to redeem society and Bonhoeffer's finding power in a Black Jesus.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    00:20 - Method Of Prophetic Ethics
    03:41 - Racism - America's Original & Ongoing Sin
    06:24 - MLK & The Call To Redeem Society
    08:12 - Bonhoeffer & Looking For Black Jesus
    10:53 - Christ In Powers & The New Jim Crow
    13:06 - The New Monostatic Period
    15:20 - Conclusion




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  • Christian Social Justice Ethic
    For our final model of ethics we cover Prophetic Ethics. Here the model is focused not so much on personal ethics but societal ethics. Thus social justice is the ethos for the Christian. Patrick - he...he just doesn't do that good of a job on being objective here. Tony is always the professional though.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    02:51 - Ethics Is Not Just Personal But Societal
    07:13 - Scripture Is The Primary Source In Prophetic Ethics
    08:27 - Comparing The Nation Of Israel To The Church
    11:13 - Biography As Ethics
    12:01 - The 3 Practices Of Prophetic Ethics
    15:05 - Jesus As A Revolutionary Prophet
    16:50 - Prophetic Ethics Is Transformational Discipleship
    20:43 - Continued Next Week





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  • Disagreeing With Divine Command Ethics
    This week we cover with the final two outlooks that do more disagreeing with Divine Command Ethics than Virtue Ethics did. Here, Natural Law Ethics presents some interesting considerations. The Prophetic Ethics...well, there's a reason I call it Woke Theology.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    01:27 - Natural Law Agrees With 2 Areas Of Divine Command
    05:17 - Agreement Between Commands & Obligations
    06:52 - Commands Aren't The Only Or Typical Way Humans Get Obligations
    10:39 - 5 Other Ways Humans Are To Figure Out What To Do Other Than Divine Commands
    13:58 - Are NT Believers Commanded To Take Care Of Others?
    19:04 - Prophetic Ethics Likes That Divine Command Responds To Supersessionism
    21:22 - Divine Command Relies Too Much On Kant And Not Enough On Jesus
    22:50 - Divine Command Anglicanism Is Too Racist To Be True
    27:09 - Conclusion





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  • Responding To Divine Command Ethics
    We start the response of our third Christian ethical system by having the Virtue Ethics responding to Divine Command Ethics. Here, our V.E. fellow has many good things to say about the D.C. fellow. Three minor issues that could use some shoring up but a major one is leveled. Do you think this knocks out Divine Command Ethics from contention?
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    04:18 - Virtue Ethics Likes 2 Parts To Divine Command Ethics
    09:19 - 3 Minor Issues And 1 Major Issue
    10:20 - Minor Issue 1 - Individual Vs. Group Commands
    13:45 - Minor Issue 2 - God's Advice Vs. Commands
    17:44 - Minor Issue 3 - Generic Kant Without The Specifics
    21:23 - Major Issue - Why Is Christianity All About Commands?
    24:45 - Conclusion





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  • Defining Divine Command Ethics
    Now that we've defined Divine Command Ethics, our proponent of the model is going to preemptively address four objections to Divine Command to help in the discussion.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    02:36 - Objection 1 - Regress Of Why Do What's Commanded
    05:52 - Answer 1 - Looking At The 2 Tables Of The 10 Commandments
    13:28 - Objection 2 - Morality Is Arbitrary
    15:43 - Answer 2 - Goodness Comes From Purposes Not Commands
    19:02 - Objection 3 - Commands Infantilizes Humanity
    20:57 - Answer 3 - Adulting For God
    24:55 - 5 Features Of Receiving A Divine Command
    30:12 - Objection 4 - Pluralism - Which Commander?
    31:53 - Answer 4 - Why Does This Only Go One Way? No Neutrality
    34:12 - Conclusion





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  • Defining Divine Command Ethics
    Welcome to episode 300! Thank you to everyone who has watched/listened and joining our book club with us. We appreciate you all.

    This week we introduce defining Divine Command Ethics. While it seems a simple thing to define, one must take into account things like rightness vs. goodness in morality, what are commands in ethics, how proper authority is established, and if moral obligations play a part in any of it.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    00:26 - 300!!!
    03:28 - Real Introduction
    04:49 - Defining Divine Command Ethics
    05:50 - Right Vs. Good Via Kant
    07:31 - Two Points In Defining Moral Right & Wrong With God's Commands
    12:41 - Defining 5 Commands With God's Commands
    14:44 - Moral Obligations Not Moral Rights
    17:09 - What Is Right & Proper Authority
    21:21 - The Relationship Between Moral Obligation & Divine Command
    23:30 - Defining God's Divine Command
    26:10 - Conclusion
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    Katie Roome at Periapsis Press





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  • Divine Command & Woke Theology Critique Of Natural Law
    We kick off the second critique by looking at the Virtue Ethics critique of Natural Law Ethics. Here, it seems, that our proponent of Virtue Ethics likes the presentation of Natural Law but gives a couple of critiques to help strengthen the position. Come on! I want to see some knock-down, drag-out fighting - for the glory of God of course!
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    01:22 - Virtue Ethics Response To Natural Law Ethics
    01:55 - Approves Of No Naturalist Fallacy
    05:55 - Approves Of Allowing Different Viewpoints In Under The Natural Law Tent
    07:42 - Human Nature Isn't A Thing In And Of Itself
    11:16 - Doesn't Make Sense To Talk About Human Nature In Pre-Fall & Post-Glory State
    17:49 - Natural Law Seems To Be Not Helpful In Explaining Things
    20:18 - Conclusion





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  • Virtue Ethics Critique Of Natural Law
    We kick off the second critique by looking at the Virtue Ethics critique of Natural Law Ethics. Here, it seems, that our proponent of Virtue Ethics likes the presentation of Natural Law but gives a couple of critiques to help strengthen the position. Come on! I want to see some knock-down, drag-out fighting - for the glory of God of course!
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    01:22 - Virtue Ethics Response To Natural Law Ethics
    01:55 - Approves Of No Naturalist Fallacy
    05:55 - Approves Of Allowing Different Viewpoints In Under The Natural Law Tent
    07:42 - Human Nature Isn't A Thing In And Of Itself
    11:16 - Doesn't Make Sense To Talk About Human Nature In Pre-Fall & Post-Glory State
    17:49 - Natural Law Seems To Be Not Helpful In Explaining Things
    20:18 - Conclusion





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  • The Chief End Of Man In Natural Law
    Now that we've introduced Natural Law into our possible options for the explanation of Christian ethics we look at what the chief end of man in Natural Law is. If Natural Law is baked into our nature, how should we go about living and what about making actual choices? Is there only one right way. Here's a question too - would Natural Law be right if God didn't exist?
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    02:51 - Man's Natural Relationship Is To Have A Relationship With God
    05:13 - Work Is Not A Bad Word In The Natural Law
    07:29 - Natural Law - How Now Shall We Live?
    12:43 - Moving From Natural Law To Right Living
    16:32 - The Abuse Of Natural Law
    18:08 - Would Natural Law Be True If God Didn't Exist?
    27:31 - The Purpose Of Natural Law Summarized
    28:29 - Conclusion





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  • The Law Of Nature Embedded In Humanity
    This week we introduce the Natural Law ethics perspective. Defining Natural Law helps define what humanity is. Proponents view the law of nature embedded in humanity that defines who we are and what we are to do.
    Timeline:
    00:00 - Introduction
    02:28 - Defining Natural Law
    06:58 - What We Must Have To Survive & Thrive
    11:18 - More Than One Way To Live Correctly In Natural Law
    14:43 - Human Nature & Human Purposes
    17:55 - Sin Nature Is Not Human Nature
    19:35 - I Am Not An Animal! I Am A Human Being!
    25:36 - What Well-Being Means For A Human
    30:48 - Conclusion





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