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Philosophy for All

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Christianity
Philosophy
Atheism
Philosophy Of Religion
Catholicism
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Fyodor Dostoevsky
Phenomenology
Cosmological Argument
Faith
Pascal's Wager
Edith Stein
Arguments For God's Existence
Catholic Church
Protestantism
Infinity
Salvation
Feminism
Existence Of God
Obesity

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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The problem of dirty hands arises when you have conflicting, but equally motivating, moral obligations. When these occur, is it possible to do wrong? Is it possible to do right? What does it mean to fulfil one's moral obligations in... more

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The Russian people and their destiny played an important role in Dostoevsky's works, but in the contemporary context, what does this mean for Slavophilism and other nationalistic movements? 

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Fyodor Dostoevsky is one of the most influential writers of all time. In this brief video, I introduce you to some of his key ideas and his life. I give an overview of his methodology, his writing, and his books, and hopefully, gett... more

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Liturgy wars have become a major subject of debate in Catholic discussion spheres online. In this video, I give three reasons for why they are significantly overrated and distract Catholics from truly focusing on what is important i... more

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Stephen de Wijze
Professor of Political Philosophy at the University of Manchester; specializes in political action, ethics, and political philosophy
University of Manchester
Episode: The Problem of Dirty Hands and Moral Compromise | Dr Stephen de Wijze
Father James Dominic Rooney
Assistant Professor at Hong Kong Baptist University
Hong Kong Baptist University
Episode: Who Actually Are the SSPX and What Do They Believe? (Fr. James Dominic Rooney)
Dr. David Gushee
Professor of Christian Ethics at Mercer University
Mercer University
Episode: What is Post-Evangelical Christianity? Dr. David Gushee
Charles Taliaferro
Philosopher of religion; editor-in-chief of Open Theology
Open Theology
Episode: Introduction to Philosophy of Religion and Where it is Going? Prof. Charles Taliaferro
Max Baker-Hytch
Philosopher of religion and epistemology, fellow at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford supervisor
Wycliffe Hall, University of Oxford
Episode: Divine Hiddenness and Evidential Ambiguity | Dr. Max Baker-Hytch
Miles K. Donahue
DPhil in philosophy at Oxford; fellow YouTuber
University of Oxford / YouTube channel
Episode: Miles K. Donahue on Oxford, Philosophical Theology, and YouTube
Dr. Jensen Suther
Junior fellow in the Harvard Society of Fellows
Harvard Society of Fellows
Episode: True Materialism: Rethinking Freedom and History in Hegel and Marx | Dr. Jensen Suther
James Dominic Rooney
Professor Reverend Father; theologian and professor at Hong Kong Baptist University
Hong Kong Baptist University
Episode: A Catholic Introduction to Indulgences: Fr James Dominic Rooney
Dr. Sami Pihlström
Professor of philosophy, University of Helsinki
University of Helsinki
Episode: What Is Pragmatism and Why Does It Matter? | Dr. Sami Pihlström

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Joshua Yen
Host focused on connecting philosophy with contemporary issues, often engaging in discussions that intertwine personal narratives with philosophical inquiry.

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Was Dostoevsky a Slavophile? If So of What Type?
Q: Could Dostoevsky be read as supporting or critiquing Putin-era policies given his views on leadership and the Russian peasantry?
The guest notes that while Dostoevsky admired a strong Christian sovereign and the traditional order, contemporary readers should be cautious about directly equating his ideas with modern autocrats; there is a tension between the ideal of a just Christian society and the manipulations of political power seen today.
Was Dostoevsky a Slavophile? If So of What Type?
Q: Can you tell us a bit more about how he, I suppose, he believed in the uniqueness of Russia? What was actually his view here?
The guest emphasizes Dostoevsky's deep love for Russia, his identification of a unity between tsar, orthodoxy, and people, and his nuanced stance that while Russia has a special destiny, he viewed it through a lens of Christian brotherhood rather than coercive empire, and he cautioned against imposing power on neighboring Slavic nations.
The Philosophy and Legacy of Hegel (w/ Dr. Sebastian Ostritsch)
Q: How does Hegel reconcile or resolve the tension between Kantian subjectivity and an objective metaphysical reality?
Hegel argues that Kant's subjectivity cannot fully account for the objective structures of reality. By developing a self-conscious system in which thinking and being are internally related, he posits that through dialectical progression, subjectivity expands to grasp an objective, rational order that underpins reality, leading to metaphysical insights without resorting to Kant's strict separation between knowing and being.
The Philosophy and Legacy of Hegel (w/ Dr. Sebastian Ostritsch)
Q: What is the master-slave dialectic and why is it central to the emergence of self-consciousness?
The master-slave dialectic demonstrates that self-consciousness arises through social interaction and recognition. Through conflict, one party asserts mastery while the other submits; the subordinate learns to master impulses and delay gratification, gaining a more robust sense of self through reciprocal recognition and social relation.
The Philosophy and Legacy of Hegel (w/ Dr. Sebastian Ostritsch)
Q: Could you summarize why Hegel moves from Phenomenology to Science of Logic, and what changes in method or aim this shift entails?
Hegel treats Phenomenology as a prelude that traces the development of consciousness toward a point where the distinction between thinking and being dissolves. The Science of Logic then takes up a priori thinking to articulate the entire structure of reality in rational categories, showing how thinking and being are intrinsically connected and how concepts unfold through self-negation and dialectical enrichment.

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