On trying to be an Orthodox philosopher (part 3 of 3)

(Note: This is part three in a series written as a draft for a chapter I’m contributing to the forthcoming Volume 2 of Turning East: Contemporary Philosophers and the Ancient Christian Faith (SVS Press). In part one (here), I talk about my early upbringing that set the stage for my interest in philosophy and in … Continue reading On trying to be an Orthodox philosopher (part 3 of 3)

On trying to be an Orthodox Philosopher (Part 2 of 3)

(Note: This is part two in a series written as a draft for a chapter I'm contributing to the forthcoming Volume 2 of Turning East: Contemporary Philosophers and the Ancient Christian Faith (SVS Press). In part one (here), I talk about my early upbringing that set the stage for my interest in philosophy and in … Continue reading On trying to be an Orthodox Philosopher (Part 2 of 3)

On trying to be an Orthodox Philosopher (Part 1 of 3)

(Note: This is part two in a series written as a draft for a chapter I'm contributing to the forthcoming Volume 2 of Turning East: Contemporary Philosophers and the Ancient Christian Faith (SVS Press). In this post, I talk about my early upbringing that set the stage for my interest in philosophy and in Orthodoxy. … Continue reading On trying to be an Orthodox Philosopher (Part 1 of 3)

Full Transcript of “Ep. 113 David Bentley Hart responds to Alan W. Gomes critique of That All Shall Be Saved” from David Artman’s Grace Saves All

Transcriber’s note: Thank you for the permission from both David Artman (with the Grace Saves All podcast) as well as his guest David Bentley Hart to transcribe this episode in full and to post it here. This podcast episode 113 is a delightful listen, and I recommend that you find it on your favorite podcast … Continue reading Full Transcript of “Ep. 113 David Bentley Hart responds to Alan W. Gomes critique of That All Shall Be Saved” from David Artman’s Grace Saves All