Podcasts about reformed epistemology

Jordan and Hunter talk with Tyler McNabb about reformed epistemology, classical theism, and aliens. They cover topis like: What is Reformed epistemology? How does it differ from other approaches? Is the Reformed Calvinistic? How does reformed epistemology differ specifically from something like scott oliphints "covenantal epistemology"? Is Reformed epistemology plausible outside our western context? What is classical theism? How does it compare or contrast with Buddhist thought? Can a buddhist be a classical theist? What are the main buddhist objections to classical theism? Do these map onto more modern western objections? And more!Resources:1) Religious Epistemology, Tyler McBabb 2) Classical Theism and Buddhism, Tyler McNabb 3) Eastern Philosophy, Victoria Harrison4) Engaging Buddhism, Jay GarfieldSupport the show

An overview of one of the most misunderstood views upon which Dr. Craig has spoken!

An overview of one of the most misunderstood views upon which Dr. Craig has spoken!

A review of the semester and overview of Plantinga’s account of warranted Christian belief. We’ve spent this semester discussing arguments and evidence for the truth of Christianity, but is this evidence *necessary* for warranted belief in God? This video is from our 2021 Spring lecture series covering Natural Theology & the Truth of Christianity. Each […]

A review of the semester and overview of Plantinga’s account of warranted Christian belief. We’ve spent this semester discussing arguments and evidence for the truth of Christianity, but is this evidence *necessary* for warranted belief in God? This video is from our 2021 Spring lecture series covering Natural Theology & the Truth of Christianity. Each […]

Dr. Andrew Moon is a Professor of Philosophy at Virginia Commonwealth University. In this interview we discuss his paper "Recent Work in Reformed Epistemology" published by the journal Philosophy Compass in 2016. Link to the paper https://philpapers.org/rec/MOORWI-2 Please consider supporting me on patreon. Go to https://www.patreon.com/theanalyticchristian For more resources on Christian philosophy & theology, go to https://www.theanalyticchristian

Reformed Epistemology is the view that belief in God can be rational even without arguments. Dr. Tyler McNabb joins me to answer common objections to this view. Send in your objections live! Link to the YouTube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6PJMvGNsAk Our Website: www.capturingchristianity.com Our Patreon: www.patreon.com/capturingchristianity

Tyler McNabb is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy (Humanities) at Houston Baptist University. His specialization is in epistemology and philosophy of religion. In combining these two topics, his current focus has been on defending both proper functionalism and the project of Reformed Epistemology. In addition to his research, he also enjoys teaching, reading theology, witnessing, watching The Walking Dead, and eating Mexican food. Part 1 provides a bit of background information about Tyler and then goes into the intricacies of Reformed Epistemology. In Part 2 we discuss the Evolutionary Argument Against Naturalism. Tyler articulates a new version of the argument that avoids a number of objections In Part 3 we discuss an abductive version of the moral argument. We touch on a wide number of subjects rather quickly and succinctly. Buckle up! Link to the YouTube Videos: P1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkUU2VUod0U&t=10s P2 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DlsoZZ5q68&t=4s P3 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sMcuoJ_v4k&t=417s Our Website: www.capturingchristianity.com Our Patreon: www.patreon.com/capturingchristianity

What is Reformed epistemology? Is it compatible with Catholicism? Can specifically Catholic belief be rational apart from arguments? Dr. Gregory Stacey joins us to discuss his doctoral dissertation where he aims to situate a type of Reformed epistemology within Catholicism. He calls it "Counter-Reformed epistemology" (CRE). In this interview, he provides details behind his model and defends it against several objections. The Classical Theism Podcast aims to defend Catholic Christian ideas in conversation. With the help of various guests, I defend three pillars of the Catholic Christian worldview: (1) the God of classical theism exists, (2) Jesus is our Messiah and Lord, and (3) He founded the Catholic Church. We place a strong emphasis on the first pillar, defending classical theism, drawing upon the work of Thomistic philosopher Dr. Edward Feser and many others. John DeRosa www.classicaltheism.com/support

This Theist/Atheist Discussion features a number of guests, most notably Tyler McNabb and Stephen Law (who recently had an exchange on Unbelievable? on the subject of Reformed Epistemology). The other guests joining are: Cameron Bertuzzi (myself), Josh Parikh, Perry Hendricks, Brett Lunn, Ben Watkins, Ben Bavar. The topic of discussion is Alvin Plantinga's (in)famous Evolutionary Argument Against Naturalism. The argument roughly states that the probability our cognitive faculties are reliable given Naturalism & Evolution is low. Hence, the person that believes N&E has a defeater for all of their beliefs, including belief in N&E. Belief in N&E is therefore self-referentially incoherent and cannot rationally be accepted. Link to the YouTube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUeGYXb_ITk&t=348s Our Website: www.capturingchristianity.com Our Patreon: www.patreon.com/capturingchristianity

Can belief in God be rational apart from arguments? What is Reformed epistemology? Do studies in cognitive science provide a defeater for religious belief? Is Reformed epistemology compatible with Catholicism? Is what Vatican I teaches authoritatively in tension with Reformed epistemology? Dr. Tyler McNabb joins us to answer these questions and more! The Classical Theism Podcast aims to defend Catholic Christian ideas in conversation. With the help of various guests, I defend three pillars of the Catholic Christian worldview: (1) the God of classical theism exists, (2) Jesus is our Messiah and Lord, and (3) He founded the Catholic Church. We place a strong emphasis on the first pillar, defending classical theism, drawing upon the work of Thomistic philosopher Dr. Edward Feser and many others. John DeRosa www.classicaltheism.com/support

Scientists try to understand Dr. Craig's view on Reformed Epistemology.

While there are numerous arguments for the existence of God, most believers accept theism independent of sophisticated arguments and evidence. Are these theists irrational? In this episode, Zach discusses the idea of Reformed Epistemology developed by Alvin Plantinga who argues Christian believers can be warranted independent of evidence. The core thesis is that while some beliefs require external […]

While there are numerous arguments for the existence of God, most believers accept theism independent of sophisticated arguments and evidence. Are these theists irrational? In this episode, Zach discusses the idea of Reformed Epistemology developed by Alvin Plantinga who argues Christian believers can be warranted independent of evidence. The core thesis is that while some beliefs require external […]

We discuss relativism, Kierkegaard’s “leap of faith,” the argument from personal experience, certainty, and how it all relates to Plantinga’s Reformed epistemology.  To those of you who may be wondering why we’re covering Reformed epistemology: Alvin Plantinga is one of the most respected Christian philosophers alive. He once served as the president of the American … Continue reading CA62 Reformed Epistemology, the Sequel →

We discuss Alvin Plantinga’s reformed epistemology, and ask whether belief in god is “properly basic.” We also discuss Cartesian skepticism, the notion of a divine sense or “sensus divinitatis,” and which beliefs should be considered properly basic. We also spend some time on the age-old question of “What is the difference between god and trees?” … Continue reading CA61 Reformed Epistemology →

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In episode 11, Dr. Andrew Moon and I continue our discussion of Reformed Epistemology, the view that belief in God can be rational without arguments. For the website: www.capturingchristianity.com/ To support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/capturingchristianity For Dr. Moon's website: http://confidentchristianity.com/

CC010: A Defense of Reformed Epistemology (Part 1) by Cameron Bertuzzi

In this episode, Alex talks to Dr Tyler McNabb (https://www.hbu.edu/contact/tyler-mcnabb/) about Reformed Epistemology. If you enjoy this content, follow on social media:PatreonYouTubeFacebook

In episode 4 of Arguments From Reason, James and Dylan have a discussion with Tyler McNabb on reformed epistemology, proper functionalism, Alvin Plantinga, and some of Tyler's work.

You can find links to all the reading at www.thepanpsychist.com/panpsycast. Make sure you’ve subscribed to us on iTunes to get new episodes as and when they’re released! Thank you, we hope you enjoy the episode! Part I. Plantinga’s Reformed Epistemology (Episode 11, Part I). Part II. Analysis and discussion (Episode 11, Part II).

You can find links to all the reading at www.thepanpsychist.com/panpsycast. Make sure you’ve subscribed to us on iTunes to get new episodes as and when they’re released! Thank you, we hope you enjoy the episode! Part I. Plantinga’s Reformed Epistemology (Episode 11, Part I). Part II. Analysis and discussion (Episode 11, Part II).

  Would you abandon your faith if all the science was against it? A discussion of Pannenberg’s theory of “Properly Basic Beliefs,” and Reformed Epistemology.       If you enjoyed this sermon, please subscribe to my sermons podcast in iTunes. You may also want to follow my theology podcast, my YouTube channel, or my Twitter. Thank you, and God […]

  Would you abandon your faith if all the science was against it? A discussion of Pannenberg’s theory of “Properly Basic Beliefs,” and Reformed Epistemology.       If you […] --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/josiah-meyer/message

2013/09/14. Associate Professor of Philosophy, Trinity Western University.

2013/09/14. Professor of Psychology, "Priming Analytical Thinking Does Not Diminish Religious Belief". Northwestern College. Assistant Professor of Psychology, Calvin College. "Cognitive Science of Religion, Reformed Epistemology and Theistic Arguments". Associate Professor of Philosophy, Trinity Western University.

Tyler Wunder explains why Alvin Plantinga's reformed epistemology fails.

Tyler Wunder explains why Alvin Plantinga's reformed epistemology fails.

I interview atheist philosopher Evan Fales, an expert on the reformed epistemology of Christian philosophers like Alvin Plantinga and William Alston.

I interview atheist philosopher Evan Fales, an expert on the reformed epistemology of Christian philosophers like Alvin Plantinga and William Alston.

Chiz, Joe and Wiggly bring you the talkies in the Musical Fun Show of Observation. Topics include Notaryism, DCLXVI, Reformed Epistemology, Wiggly's run-in with Christ, Birthday Photos, Scam Artists, Chiz Talk, Joe's Doctor Bill, Wiggly the Obnoxious Jerk and Jennifer Love Bigtits.