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Philosophy for All is a leading podcast for everything related to philosophy and theology. We often host leading scholars and thinkers to bring you the best content in philosophy and theology! Stay tuned for enlightening discussions which would not only enrich your knowledge of philosophy, but also provide you with life lessons from great thinkers!This podcast has ranked globally, past ranks inclu... more

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In this interview, Joshua Yen speaks with Dr. Jensen Suther (Harvard Society of Fellows) about his new book True Materialism (Stanford University Press). The conversation explores how Hegel and Marx can help us rethink the meaning of ... more

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This video explains how to write a strong philosophy personal statement for UK university applications through UCAS. It breaks down the new UCAS three-question format and shows how to approach each section: why you want to study philo... more

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Applying to study philosophy at university in the UK? In this video, Joshua Yen — host of Philosophy for All and a master’s student in Philosophical Theology at the University of Oxford — explains everything you need to know about app... more

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Are scholars the only people who should discuss theology, or should all people be able to engage with these topics? Does engaging these on YouTube change something? Does it make it better? Does it make it worse? Who should lead theolo... more

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Dr Liz Jackson
Associate Professor of Philosophy at St. Louis University, researching epistemology and the philosophy of religion.
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Episode: Dr Liz Jackson Talks EVERYTHING Faith and Pascal's Wager
Dr. Holly Ordway
Cardinal Francis George Professor of Faith and Culture at Word on Fire Institute, and visiting Professor of Apologetics at Houston Christian University.
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Episode: The Philosophy and Faith of Tolkien (w/ Dr. Holly Ordway)
Dr. Robert Hanna
Independent philosopher and Director of Philosophy at Borders and the Contemporary Kantian Philosophy Project
Episode: The Philosophy of Immanuel Kant: An Introduction (w/ Dr. Bob Hanna)
Dr. John Sanders
Professor of religious studies at Hendricks College and expert in open theism and religious pluralism.
Hendricks College
Episode: Do the Unevangelised go to Hell? Views in Soteriology (Dr. John Sanders)
Dr. Sami Pihlström
Philosopher and scholar specializing in philosophy of religion
Episode: Anti-Theodicy: Challenges to Traditional Theodicy (w/ Dr. Sami Pihlström)
Dr. Taylor Carman
A professor of philosophy at Barnard College of Columbia University specializing in continental philosophy.
Barnard College, Columbia University
Episode: The Philosophy and Depravity of Martin Heidegger (w/ Dr. Taylor Carman)
Simply Skeptical
A skeptic exploring faith and religion
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Episode: The Role and Direction of Skepticism in 2024 (w/ Simply Skeptical)
Dr. Aaron Simmons
A philosopher of religion with a focus on existential and phenomenological thought
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Episode: Dietrich Bonhoeffer: His Life and Ideas (w/ Dr. Aaron Simmons)
Karol Ngwa
A first-year philosophy and theology student at St. Andrews, engaging deeply with phenomenology and existentialism.
St. Andrews University
Episode: Developing a Christian Hermeneutic: Phenomenology and Existentialism (w/ Karol Ngwa)

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Joshua Yen
Host of discussions on philosophy and theology, frequently engaging with notable scholars and philosophers.

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The Philosophy and Depravity of Martin Heidegger (w/ Dr. Taylor Carman)
Q: How should we view Heidegger's relationship to the Nazi party?
Heidegger's Nazism is complex; while it intertwined with his views at times, much of his philosophical work remains disconnected from his political actions.
The Philosophy and Depravity of Martin Heidegger (w/ Dr. Taylor Carman)
Q: What is the role of death in Heidegger's philosophy?
Death, or mortality, is central as it highlights Dasein's finitude and impacts one's authenticity in life.
Developing a Christian Hermeneutic: Phenomenology and Existentialism (w/ Karol Ngwa)
Q: What do you think the role of conversion is in one's moral experience?
Conversion represents a deeper understanding and commitment to values, influencing one's moral development and authenticity.
Developing a Christian Hermeneutic: Phenomenology and Existentialism (w/ Karol Ngwa)
Q: What is the current moral order and how should we navigate our ethical lives in that context?
Karol characterizes the current moral order as chaotic due to increasing pluralism and suggests that navigating it requires the courage to confront and affirm one’s own values despite rampant differences.
Developing a Christian Hermeneutic: Phenomenology and Existentialism (w/ Karol Ngwa)
Q: What is your religious background and how does it influence your existential questions?
Karol shares that he is a devout Catholic, influenced by his background and the spirituality inherent in Africa, which challenges his beliefs and identities in the West.

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Focusing on the intersections of philosophy and theology, the content explores major philosophical questions and contemporary issues through engaging discussions with leading scholars and thinkers. Noteworthy episodes address the relevance of classic philosophy in modern life, offer insights into religious beliefs and practices, and examine philosophical implications behind significant events, often guided by solid academic understanding. This blend of scholarly inquiry and accessible conversation aims to enrich listeners' understanding and application of philosophical concepts, catering to both seasoned enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Unique to this offering is the frequent inclusion of guests who contribute their expertise, adding layers... more

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