Episode 001 - Why You Shouldn't Stay in (but Should Learn from) the Second Millennium

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Episode 001 - Why You Shouldn't Stay in (but Should Learn from) the Second Millennium

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Why pick either science or religion when you can have both? We open the discussion and touch on how fields as disparate as cosmology, neuroscience, and psychology interweave with faith in fascinating ways.

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Apr 2, 2018

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Episode 002 - Is Your Metaphysics Up for This?: What is metaphysics, and is it any more relevant to modern life than Casper the Friendly Ghost? Paul discusses how the ancient metaphysical framework of matter and form (hylomorphism) involves some tricky terms for us moderns but can still make sense of ... by That's So Second Millennium
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Episode 001 - Why You Shouldn't Stay in (but Should Learn from) the Second Millennium: Why pick either science or religion when you can have both? We open the discussion and touch on how fields as disparate as cosmology, neuroscience, and psychology interweave with faith in fascinating ways. by That's So Second Millennium
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Episode 011 - Intellectual Citizenship (part 2): We start off unpacking the climate change example further and provide some additional context from political science and seismology. The point is to use climate change as an object lesson in how to break down a big issue at least a little bit, which is w... by That's So Second Millennium
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Episode 015 - Stephen Barr at the Society of Catholic Scientists Conference 2018: In today's episode we discuss Stephen Barr's talk at the SCS conference on June 9. His topic was the observer question in quantum mechanics. The observer problem is closely tied to the issue of probability and wavefunctions. We spend quite a while discus... by That's So Second Millennium
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Episode 014 - Ed Feser's Keynote at SCS: In this episode we begin a series of recaps and discussions of the issues brought up by individual lecturers at the Society of Catholic Scientists conference on June 9 and 10. We start with Ed Feser's keynote, "The Immateriality of the Mind." Feser's obj... by That's So Second Millennium
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Episode 009 – Ways to Think of Science and Religion as Parallel: Bill’s introductory question: Would there be a quick curriculum in basic philosophical principles, including the philosophy of science, that could discourage people from assuming that science and religion are at incompatibly opposite ends of the spectrum... by That's So Second Millennium
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Episode 004 - Complexity, Cosmic Evolution, Change and Certainty: Paul elaborates on how the hylomorphic principle, if anything, fits quantum physics better than it fit the world the medievals knew. Bill asks whether the worldview of people of faith is too rigid, while that of the secular masses is too loose. Paul wond... by That's So Second Millennium
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Episode 024 - Geology after Steno: Diluvialism, Neptunism, and Vulcanism: With acknowledgments to A. Hallam and his Great Geological Controversies18th century: it becomes more and more possible and even fashionable to discard the minimalist Scriptural timescaleNevertheless, Western thought is so thoroughly steeped in Christian... by That's So Second Millennium
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Episode 018 - SCS Conference: Peter Koellner, Andrew Sicree: As I've mentioned, we batch recorded the last four episodes about a month ago, and so we opened with a retrospective on the conference as a whole and its significance. We moved on to discuss Peter Koellner. Koellner was the next talk and probably deserve... by That's So Second Millennium
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Episode 048 - Terry Ehrman: God vs. Godzilla, carmen Dei vs. strepitus naturae: 0:00 - Science is materialist by method, but scientists need not and should not be materialist by philosophy 2:00 - The world must be real and intelligible for science to make sense 3:00 - And faith provides a philosophical basis that allows this to happ... by That's So Second Millennium
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Episode 019 - Conclusion: SCS Conference: We pick up from last week's episode with the next speaker. Kara Lamb followed Andrew Sicree; her research is about the atmosphere and climate. She mostly talked about climate, and got a ways into specifics about her research on black carbon soot in the a... by That's So Second Millennium
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Episode 001 - Why You Shouldn't Stay in (but Should Learn from) the Second Millennium

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