October/November 2021 (Issue 146)- https://t.co/SaAvjx8Cdq
Issue 146 takes a long cool look at the nature of reality, a preoccupation of philosophers since the earliest times. Plus many more exciting and amazing articles across a wide range of subjects.
So where does Dec 25 come in? Dec 25 was the day Romans recognized the winter solstice (See Pliny, Natural History 18.220–221). Notice this wasn't the actual winter solstice in antiquity, just the traditional day (Julian calendar fail). Notice also it is 9 months after Mar 25.
“Today the world has lost a Torah luminary and intellectual giant who had a transformative global impact.”
The Chief reacts to the awful news of the passing of Rabbi Lord Sacks.
Anyone know the justification for Ofqual dropping 1/4 of the History GCSE for 2021 but Religious Studies still 100% examined? @PearsonEdexcel now reduced IGCSE History but not RS. @TheISRSA#REteachers
@sacred_podcast@MyriamFrancoisC As anticipated this was superb. Thank you both for taking the time to record this conversation. The final ‘take away point’ of @MyriamFrancoisC is so valuable. I hope to do it some justice in the classroom.
'One of the symptoms of whiteness is believing your identity is somehow neutral and irrelevant to the conversation.'
In this episode @MyriamFrancoisC speaks about her experiences as a white woman in a headscarf: https://t.co/4f27A8syGF
Implicit pattern recognition is linked to religious experience @thetimes, hence God is fake news. #WilliamJames called this "medical materialism", confusing organic components with cause, and quietly ignoring that science is a pattern recognising industry.
https://t.co/kNZGhR9EZj
Updating IB Philosophy student handbook and pleased to add the ‘maxim for essay success’ of one of our @BGSBristol lovely U6th leavers - “It’s all about how you use what you choose to defend your views!”
TOK, philosophy and cat games. Purrrfect article. “This is a concrete illustration of the relevance of philosophy, to questions which seem to belong to science.”
https://t.co/WnHIAof8Ob
Have you watched me and William Lane Craig debating the premises of the kalam cosmological argument yet? It's one of my favourite conversations ever! https://t.co/AtdVJYj80g
Have been listening to excellent @MyriamFrancoisC podcast. Any likelihood of @TheosElizabeth interview on the @sacred_podcast ?Seems to be a similar drive toward how best to talk across social divides.