30. "Philosophy in Seven Sentences" with Guest Dr. Doug Groothuis

Why should we care about philosophy? Is philosophy only for academics? In this episode we interview Dr. Douglas Groothius, professor of Philosophy at Denver Seminary. He makes a compelling case that philosophy is for everyone in his book Philosophy in Seven Sentences by introducing us to seven important sentences by key philosophers in history. In our time with Dr. Groothius we discuss apologetics, the law of non-contradiction, self-hood, and what it means to be a distinctly Christian philosopher. Resources mentioned Philosophy in Seven Sentences by Douglas Groothius Beyond the Wager:The Christian Brilliance of Blaise Pascal by Douglas Groothius The Dust of Death by Os Guinness Fools Talk by Os Guinness Christian Apologetics by Douglas Groothius Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis Long Journey Home by Os Guinness Mockery in Apologetics by Douglas Groothius Questioning Evangelism by Randy Newman Tactics by Greg Koukl Strange New World by Carl Trueman The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self by Carl Trueman Life’s Ultimate Questions by Ronald Nash

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30. "Philosophy in Seven Sentences" with Guest Dr. Doug Groothuis is an episode from All Things Bright and Beautiful by Jenna DiPrima and Lydia Schaible.

This episode is 00:47:41 long.

This episode was published on May 14, 2024.

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