Married Philosophers Discuss Confessions: Beginningwise, Part 2
Dr. Jerry L. Martin and Dr. Abigail L. Rosenthal (author of Dear Abbie: The Non-Advice Column) pursue their discussion of Beginningwise, which is Part One of her new book, Confessions of a Young Philo...
10 Apr 202519min
Married Philosophers Discuss Confessions: Beginningwise, Part 1
Dr. Jerry L. Martin and Dr. Abigail L. Rosenthal (author of Dear Abbie: The Non-Advice Column) begin their discussion of Beginningwise, which is Part One of her new book, Confessions of a Young Philos...
3 Apr 202517min
In the Hall of Mourning, There are Many Mansions
What is death? And btw, what do we aim for in life? Read this episode on my blog HERE Confessions of a Young Philosopher Available Now! HERE A Good Look at Evil Abigail L. Rosenthal is Prof...
27 Mar 20259min
The Burning of Notre Dame
Notre Dame is the heart of Paris. No one builds like that today. By contrast, efforts have been made to replace the World Trade Center – not adequately, in my view, but a building of the same form c...
20 Mar 20257min
Tintoretto
By contrast nowadays, to depict persons or things “honestly,” it’s thought that they must be rendered ungainly or in some way visually absurd. Read this episode on my blog HERE Confessions of a Youn...
13 Mar 20258min
Wickedness and Suffering
Getting ready for bed, I thought of this vast sea of suffering. I prayed to see it clear – to be shown its inner features and the size of it — relative to humanity as a whole. In what world do we li...
6 Mar 202512min
Evil is Really Not Banal
Was “evil” trying to find out if I really meant what I wrote? Read this episode on my blog HERE Confessions of a Young Philosopher Available Now! HERE A Good Look at Evil Abigail L. Rosent...
27 Feb 202510min
Nibbles from the Tree of Knowledge
On my night table for last read of the evening is a book with the title, Forbidden Knowledge. It concerns a topic that I’d never considered as such: whether there are, or ought to be, built-in limits...
20 Feb 202512min
