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In this episode we hear the audio of Dr. Padgett’s talk “Informal Reason and the Idea of a Christian Philosophy” of April 25, 2014 at Claremont McKenna College, at the retirement conference in honor of Stephen T. Davis.
In this wide-ranging talk, Dr. Padgett discusses human reasoning (with special reference to science), and 20th century debates about the idea of a Christian philosophy.
You can also hear this episode on youtube.
Links for this episode:
- Dr. Padgett’s professional home page
- the problem of induction
- informal logic
- classical [formal] logic
- Jacques Maritain
- Etienne Gilson
- Alvin Plantinga’s “Advice to Christian Philosophers“
- D.Z. Philips, “Advice to Philosophers Who Are Christians”
- The Blackwell Companion to Science and Christianity
- Christianity and Western Thought, Vol. 3
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