Introducing Mysterium Tremendum
Introducing Mysterium Tremendum. "Not all who wander are lost", wrote Bilbo Baggins. We have been wandering, but we are not lost - not entirely. Seventeen months after our last episode, we return: ...
21 Maalis 4min
Where Is God?
Where is God? How is the distance between God and man to be measured? In this episode we conclude a series of episodes on Divine Hiddenness. However, this is not your mother's academic discussion. ...
30 Syys 202417min
Divine Hiddenness & D. Z. Phillips
When we experience evil, or silence from heaven, can any answers, any consolation, be found in philosophy? In this episode we consider this question in the light of D. Z. Phillips.
27 Heinä 202417min
Divine Hiddenness & C. S. Lewis
When we experience evil, or silence from heaven, can any answers, any consolation, be found in philosophy? In this episode we consider this question in the light of C. S. Lewis.
30 Kesä 202414min
Deus Absconditus
The world can seem a silent and indifferent place in the face of suffering and confusion. Where is God? Why should God, as some tell us, be in a whisper? Why should God dwell in secret places? In ...
26 Huhti 202413min
RLP Replay: What's So Good About Good Friday?
As we continue recovering from being under the weather, we bring you one of our Easter favorites. On this holiday episode of Red Letter Philosophy we ask the question, what's so good about Good Frida...
30 Maalis 202417min
RLP Replay: The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde
This St. Patrick's Day finds us under the weather. Rather than miss the day, we offer/bring one of our St Patrick's Day favorites. Is St. Patrick's Day a celebration of the Irish; Irish history, Iri...
17 Maalis 202414min
World In My Eyes
In this episode we contemplate the problems of silence and unbelief through the eyes of Jean Paul Sartre and Frederick Nietzsche. Do these two great atheist philosophers agree, fundamentally, with th...
1 Maalis 202411min
