Real Atheology
Justin Schieber, Ben Watkins, Ben Bavar, Ryan DownieReal Atheology is a conversational podcast focusing on contemporary philosophy of religion from an atheist perspective which features discussions, interviews, and debates for philosophy of religion nerds of all metaphysical stripes.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture | ||||
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This video is a response to a recent video by Christopher Cloos at Christian Philosophy Academy. more
In this video, Justin Schieber joins Dr. Gavin Ortlund for a friendly conversation on Schellenberg's argument from Divine Hiddenness.
A few weeks ago, Gavin Ortlund of Truth Unites released a video exploring the argument from divine hiddenness and giving several objections to it. While I appreciated Gavin's wrestling with the argument, I did not think his objections are successful.... more
Welcome back to the Hiddenness Series. In the last episode, we looked at Schellenberg's concept of a nonresistant nonbeliever which plays a central role in his argument from Divine Hiddenness. To refresh, somebody is a nonresistant nonbeliever if the... more
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- Significant Drop in Quality
My rating barely ekes into 3-star territory because of the earlier episodes with Justin Schieber, who listeners of Reasonable Doubts will know for his respectful, but extraordinarily thorough debating style. Unfortunately, since he has disappeared from the show, the remaining co-hosts, Ben Watkins, Ben Bavar, and John Lopilato have lead the show into an astounding decline in quality. Their chemistry is awkward and frequently flailing. The way they question their guests and pose counter-arguments... more
Apple Podcasts3Kallisti333
United States4 years ago - From a Christian listener
Best philosophy of religion podcast from the perspective of naturalists!
Apple Podcasts5AltoMaximusUnited States5 years ago - best in the god/nogod genre
Discussions with philosphers of religion, the people most qualified to evaluate the god propositions.
Apple Podcasts5two milUnited States5 years ago - Justin is Sorely Missed
Formerly, i rated this 4/5 stars. The first episode post-Justin leaves much to be desired. The chemistry between Ben and his guests is off kilter and difficult to listen to. The discussion on Kalam had the hinting of good content, but is too disorganised to be useful. Instead of a clear discussion of particular objections, it reduces to a smattering of half-baked objections seemingly partially remembered. Much room for improvement.
Apple Podcasts2MrCaptainReginaldUnited States6 years ago - Voice
Quite familiar with previous program of the now defunct Reasonable Doubts. Justin has broken out on his own with a fine podcast. He, thankfully, carried over an essential element of the previous endeavor, quality. As a former speech therapist I am impressed with the subject quality and its comprehensive thoroughness. In like manner Justin exhibits great speech patterns of articulation and prosody. Nice combination for an effective podcast.
Apple Podcasts5Non Bible GuyUnited States6 years ago
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