Podcasts about physicalist

In this episode, we continue our series by engaging Chapter 1 of Stan's new book, Have We Lost Our Minds?: Neuroscience, Neurotheology, the Soul, and Human Flourishing. In this episode, we discuss: Why is it critical that Christians acknowledge well-done science? What are some implications of the assertion that the brain is fundamentally what we are? The difference between Dallas Willard's “VIM” model and Jim Wilder's version. Tips for listeners who want to be more aware of places where they have absorbed Physicalist assumptions. What can we know about what we are? Where does that information come from?   Resources and Citations: Find out more about Have We Lost Our Minds? Get the introduction to the book for free on the Global Scholars website. A printable group discussion guide can be found here.

In this episode, Mr. Minton talks about both the biblical and philosophical reasons why he affirms dualism (the view that humans consist of bodies and souls) rather than physicalism (that humans are nothing but their bodies). Institute 360 Podcast, "How Should Christians Think About Near Death Experiences? With Gary Habermas" - https://www.impact360institute.org/podcasts/how-should-christians-think-about-near-death-experiences-with-gary-habermas/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/evan-minton/support

There's lies a deep connection between quantum physics and mysticism. In regard to the link between mysticism and science, this book is a goldmine of insights. Schopenhauer's metaphysics is not typically understood as Objective Idealism, nor as Pantheism. However there is a different way of interpreting Schopenhauer if we look at it from an angle different from the Physicalist paradigm we are conditioned to believe in, in contemporary society. What are Schopenhauer's concepts of Will and Representation? Is Schopenhauer's Will the same thing as Meister Eckhart's Ground? How do Will and Representation relate to Plato's Cave and the wisdom in A Course in Miracles? Does observation affecting the result in quantum physics connect to the pantheistic metaphysics of Schopenhauer? Interested? Why not have a listen? A reading from Decoding Schopenhauer's Metaphysics, by Bernardo Kastrup. Published, Winchester UK, 2020.

Label Series N°009 - Kranky (Chicago - US) 01 - LABRADFORD_Comfort (0'00) (A Stable Reference / 1995) 02 - ANJOU_Fieldwork (5'40) (Anjou / 2014) 03 - STEVE HAUSCHILDT_Eyelids Gently Dreaming (9'00) (Where All Is Fled / 2015) 04 - TIM HECKER_Where Shadows Make Shadows (14'10) (A Imaginary Country / 2009) 05 - THE DEAD TEXAN_A Chronicle Of Early Failures (18'50) (The Dead Texan / 2004) 06 - STARS OF THE LID_Requiem For Dying Mother (22'30) (The Tired Sounds Of / 2001) 07 - LOSCIL_Estuarine (27'10) (Endless Falls / 2010) 08 - FORMA_Collapse Of Materialists (31'00) (Physicalist / 2016) 09 - LOW_Laser Beam (34'00) (Things We Lost In The Fire / 2001) 10 - GROUPER_Cloud In Places (36'40) (The Man Who Died In Is Boat / 2013) 11 - HELEN_Motorcycle (40'40) (The Original Faces / 2015) 12 - WINDY & CARL_Nature Of Memory (41'40) (We Will Always Be / 2012) 13 - BELONG_Make Me Return (46'40) (Common Era / 2011) 14 - IMPLODES_Hands On The Rail (50'50) (Black Earth / 2011) 15 - DISAPPEARS_Brother Joliene (55'40) (Pre Language / 2012)

The theory of physicalism does not fully explain all the phenomena that I experience. The toolbox of concepts must expand.

"Tunnel" by Brian Gibson from Thumper; "Dirt" by S U R V I V E from RR7349; "Blade" by patten from Psi; "Maxwell's Demon" by Forma from Physicalist; "Along the Forest Floor" by Tangents from Stateless; "Speed Queen" by Kraus from Supreme Commander; "Sweet Dreams Form a Shade" by Biosphere from Departed Glories; "Algerian Basses" by coil from The New Backwards; "Witchcrack" by Ssaliva from Mercury Coast; "Hands" by Black to Comm from their self titled album; "Greencrop" by Tyondai Braxton from Oranged Out.

"Tunnel" by Brian Gibson from Thumper; "Dirt" by S U R V I V E from RR7349; "Blade" by patten from Psi; "Maxwell's Demon" by Forma from Physicalist; "Along the Forest Floor" by Tangents from Stateless; "Speed Queen" by Kraus from Supreme Commander; "Sweet Dreams Form a Shade" by Biosphere from Departed Glories; "Algerian Basses" by coil from The New Backwards; "Witchcrack" by Ssaliva from Mercury Coast; "Hands" by Black to Comm from their self titled album; "Greencrop" by Tyondai Braxton from Oranged Out.

An interview with leading philosopher Professor David Chalmers discussing his articulation of the 'hard problem' of consciousness and his defense of a property dualist position

Transcript -- An interview with leading philosopher Professor David Chalmers discussing his articulation of the 'hard problem' of consciousness and his defense of a property dualist position