Episode 12, Joseph Fletcher's Situation Ethics (Part I)

February 13, 2017 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 12 (Part I of II) on Joseph Fletcher's Situation Ethics. In this section we look into Joseph Fletcher's world of love, propositions and presuppositions. What is love? What is situation ethics? We've got the questions, and for once, we've got the answers!

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Part I. Love, Agape and the Six Propositions (in Part I, 5:35)

Part II. The Four Presuppositions (in Part I, 46:40)

Part III. Application (in Part II)

Part IV. Criticisms, Analysis and Discussion (in Part II, 16:35)

Primary Reading:

Situational Ethics, New World Encyclopedia

Joseph Fletcher's Situation Ethics on Amazon

Links for Students:

What you need to know for the exam.

Episode 11, Guest Daniel Hill on Plantinga's Reformed Epistemology (Part II)

February 5, 2017 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 11 (Part II of II) on Alvin Plantinga's reformed epistemology. In this section we question and challenge Dr Daniel Hill and Plantinga's reformed epistemology.

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Part I. Plantinga's Reformed Epistemology (Episode 11, (Part I)).

Part II. Analysis and discussion (Episode 11, (Part II)).

Primary Reading:

Alvin Plantinga, Is Belief in God Properly Basic?

Additional Links:

Dr Daniel Hill, Philosophy at the University of Liverpool (YouTube)

The Victoria Gallery & Museum

Episode 11, Guest Daniel Hill on Plantinga's Reformed Epistemology (Part I)

January 30, 2017 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 11 (Part I of II) on Alvin Plantinga's reformed epistemology. Is belief in God rational? Do we all have a sense of the divine?

In this instalment guest Dr Daniel Hill from the University of Liverpool talks us through Plantinga's reasoning.

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Part I. Plantinga's Reformed Epistemology (Episode 11, (Part I)).

Part II. Analysis and discussion (Episode 11, (Part II)).

Primary Reading:

Alvin Plantinga, Is Belief in God Properly Basic?

Additional Links:

Dr Daniel Hill, Philosophy at the University of Liverpool (YouTube)

The Victoria Gallery & Museum

Episode 10, the Problem of Evil (Part III)

January 22, 2017 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 10 (Part III of III) on the Problem of Evil! In this final instalment on the problem of evil we wrap up our thoughts and play some philosophical ultimatum!

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Part I. The Problem of Evil (start of Episode 10, (Part I)).

Part II. Theodicies (start of Episode 10, (Part II)).

Part III. The Free Will Defence (34:oo in Episode 10, (Part II)).

Part IV. Further Analysis and Discussion (start of Episode 10, (Part III)).

Primary Reading:

The Problem of Evil (Stanford Encylopedia of Philosophy)

Preformationism (Wiki)

All the reading can be found in Davies, Philosophy of Religion: a guide and anthology. This includes the reading for Mackie, Augustine, Wolterstorff and McCabe. Click here to find it on Amazon. We highly recommend this book for anyone who is studying or is interested in philosophy of religion (not sponsored).

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Episode 10, the Problem of Evil (Part II - Theodicies and Defences)

January 15, 2017 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 10 (Part II of III) on the Problem of Evil! In this second instalment we focus on theodicies and the free will defence!

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Part I. The Problem of Evil (start of Episode 10, (Part I)).

Part II. Theodicies (start of Episode 10, (Part II)).

Part III. The Free Will Defence (34:oo in Episode 10, (Part II)).

Part IV. Further Analysis and Discussion (start of Episode 10, (Part III)).

Primary Reading:

The Problem of Evil (Stanford Encylopedia of Philosophy)

Preformationism (Wiki)

Links for Students:

What you need to know for the exam.

Episode 10, the Problem of Evil (Part I)

January 8, 2017 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 10 (Part I of III) on the Problem of Evil! In this first instalment we focus on Mackie's logical problem and Rowe's evidential problem.

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Part I. The Problem of Evil (start of Episode 10, (Part I)).

Part II. Theodicies (start of Episode 10, (Part II)).

Part III. The Free Will Defence (34:oo in Episode 10, (Part II)).

Part IV. Further Analysis and Discussion (start of Episode 10, (Part III)).

Primary Reading:

The Problem of Evil (Stanford Encylopedia of Philosophy)

Links for Students:

What you need to know for the exam.

Episode 9, the Cosmological Argument (Part II)

January 1, 2017 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 9 (Part II), focusing on the Cosmological Argument for the existence of God. The voices in this episode are owned by Jack Symes, Andrew Horton and Ollie Marley.

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Part I. St. Thomas Aquinas (5:10).

Part II. Leibniz (34:50).

Part III. Criticisms of the Cosmological Argument (00:05 in Part II).

Part IV. Further Analysis and Discussion (11:34 in Part II).

Primary Reading:

Standord Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Cosmological Argument.

Aquinas, Summa Theologica. Third Article [I, Q.2, Art. 3]

Leibniz and the Cosmological Argument (reasonablefaith.org).

Links for Students:

What you need to know for the exam.

Episode 9, the Cosmological Argument (Part I)

December 27, 2016 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 9 (Part I), focusing on the Cosmological Argument for the existence of God. The voices in this episode are owned by Jack Symes, Andrew Horton and Ollie Marley.

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Part I. William Paley (4:45).

Part II. St. Thomas Aquinas (51:50).

Part III. Other Formulations (00:00 in Part II).

Part IV. Further Analysis and Discussion (12:06 in Part II).

Primary Reading:

William Paley, Teleological Argument.

St Thomas Aquinas, Five ways (wiki).

Stanford Encyclopedia, Teleological Arguments for God's Existence.

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What you need to know for the exam.

Episode 8, the Teleological Argument (Part I)

December 11, 2016 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 8 (Part I of II), focusing on teleological arguments for the existence of God. The voices in this episode are owned by Jack Symes, Andrew Horton and Ollie Marley.

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Part I. William Paley (4:45).

Part II. St. Thomas Aquinas (51:50).

Part III. Other Formulations (00:00 in Part II).

Part IV. Further Analysis and Discussion (12:06 in Part II).

Primary Reading:

William Paley, Teleological Argument.

St Thomas Aquinas, Five ways (wiki).

Stanford Encyclopedia, Teleological Arguments for God's Existence.

Links for students:

What you need to know for the exam.

Episode 7, the Ontological Argument (Part II)

December 4, 2016 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 7 (Part II of II), focusing on St Anselm and the Ontological Argument. The voices in this episode are owned by Jack Symes, Andrew Horton and Ollie Marley.

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Part I. Anselm and the Argument (12:00).

Part II. Gaunilo and the island (28:15).

Part III. General criticisms (00:30 in Part II).

Part IV. Further analysis and discussion (28:10 in Part II).

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IEP: Anselm's Ontological Argument (including Gaunilo's reply and other criticisms).

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Episode 7, the Ontological Argument (Part I)

November 28, 2016 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 7 (Part I of II), focusing on St Anselm and the Ontological Argument. The voices in this episode are owned by Jack Symes, Andrew Horton and Ollie Marley.

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Part I. Anselm and the Argument (12:00).

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Part III. General criticisms (00:30 in Part II).

Part IV. Further analysis and discussion (28:10 in Part II).

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IEP: Anselm's Ontological Argument (including Gaunilo's reply and other criticisms).

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Episode 6, Kantian Ethics (Part III)

November 20, 2016 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 6 (Part III of III), Kantian Ethics. The voices in this episode are owned by Jack Symes, Andrew Horton and Ollie Marley.

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Part I. Duty and the Hypothetical Imperative (in Part I): 11:18

Part II. The Categorical Imperative and its Three Formulations (in Part II): 00:16

Part III. The Three Postulates and Application (in Part II): 27:05

Part IV. Further Discussion and Analysis (in Part III): 00:05

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Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals, Immanuel Kant (Section Two begins on page.41)

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Episode 6, Kantian Ethics (Part II)

November 13, 2016 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 6 (Part II of III), Kantian Ethics. The voices in this episode are owned by Jack Symes, Andrew Horton and Ollie Marley.

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Part I. Duty and the Hypothetical Imperative (in Part I): 11:18

Part II. The Categorical Imperative and its Three Formulations (in Part II): 00:16

Part III. The Three Postulates and Application (in Part II): 27:05

Part IV. Further Discussion and Analysis (in Part III): 00:05

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Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals, Immanuel Kant (Section Two begins on page.41)

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Episode 6, Kantian Ethics (Part I)

November 6, 2016 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 6 (Part I of III), Kantian Ethics. The voices in this episode are owned by Jack Symes, Andrew Horton and Ollie Marley.

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Part I. Jeremy Bentham and Utilitarianism (The beginning of Episode/Part I)

Part II. John Stuart Mill and Utilitarianism (The beginning of Episode/Part II)

Part III. Preference Utilitarianism (Part/Episode II: 43:15)

Part IV. Further Discussion and Analysis (The beginning of Episode/Part III)

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Primary reading and references:

Jeremy Bentham, An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation, 1781

J ohn Stuart Mill, Utilitarianism, 1863

Peter Singer, Utilitarianism and Vegetarianism, 1980

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, The History of Utilitarianism

John Stuart Mill Mindmap (Created and Submitted by listener Milan Juza).

Links for Students:

What you need to know for the exam.

Episode 5, Utilitarianism (Part II)

October 23, 2016 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 5 (Part II) of The Panpsycast, Utilitarianism. The voices in this episode are owned by Jack Symes, Andrew Horton and Ollie Marley.

Make sure you've subscribed to us on iTunes.

You can find the texts we will be discussing at the bottom of the page.

Thank you for listening!

Please get in touch with us via twitter!

The file size is large, please be patient whilst the podcast buffers/downloads/measures the pleasure and pain it may cause.

Part I. Jeremy Bentham and Utilitarianism (The beginning of Episode/Part I)

Part II. John Stuart Mill and Utilitarianism (The beginning of Episode/Part II)

Part III. Preference Utilitarianism (Part/Episode II: 43:15)

Part IV. Further Discussion and Analysis (The beginning of Episode/Part III)

Our movie soundtrack this ep was courtesy of the great folk at www.freesfx.co.uk.

Primary reading and references:

Jeremy Bentham, An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation, 1781

J ohn Stuart Mill, Utilitarianism, 1863

Peter Singer, Utilitarianism and Vegetarianism, 1980

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, The History of Utilitarianism

John Stuart Mill Mindmap (Created and Submitted by listener Milan Juza).

Links for Students:

What you need to know for the exam.

Episode 5, Utilitarianism (Part I)

October 17, 2016 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 5 (Part I) of The Panpsycast, Jeremy Bentham and Utilitarianism. The voices in this episode are owned by Jack Symes, Andrew Horton and Ollie Marley.

Part II will be released on the 24th of October 2016. Make sure you've subscribed to us on iTunes.

You can find the texts we will be discussing at the bottom of the page.

Thank you for listening!

Please get in touch with us via twitter!

The file size is large, please be patient whilst the podcast buffers/downloads/measures the pleasure and pain it may cause.

Part I. Jeremy Bentham and Utilitarianism (The beginning of Episode/Part I)

Part II. John Stuart Mill and Utilitarianism (The beginning of Episode/Part II)

Part III. Preference Utilitarianism (Part/Episode II: 43:15)

Part IV. Further Discussion and Analysis (The beginning of Episode/Part III)

Our movie soundtrack this ep was courtesy of the great folk at www.freesfx.co.uk.

Primary reading and references:

Jeremy Bentham, An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation, 1781

J ohn Stuart Mill, Utilitarianism, 1863

Peter Singer, Utilitarianism and Vegetarianism, 1980

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, The History of Utilitarianism

John Stuart Mill Mindmap (Created and Submitted by listener Milan Juza).

Links for Students:

What you need to know for the exam.

Episode 4, Aquinas' Natural Law (Part II)

September 21, 2016 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 4 (Part II) of The Panpsycast, Aquinas and Natural Law. The voices in this episode are owned by Jack Symes, Andrew Horton and Ollie Marley.

In this two part special we we take a look into St Thomas Aquinas and his natural moral law...

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Part I. Aquinas an Teleology (8:55)

Part II. The Four Tiers of Law (26:10)

Part III. The Precepts (43:35)

Part IV. Further Discussion and Analysis (in Part II: 19:00)

Primary reading and references:

Bertrand Russell, History of Western Philosophy

Natural Law, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Aquinas' Moral, Political, and Legal Philosophy, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Aristotle's Works, W. D. Ross. (Physics, p.634-5; Metaphysics, p.2293; Nicomachean Ethics, p.2536-42)

Links for Students:

What you need to know for the exam.

Episode 4, Aquinas' Natural Law (Part I)

September 21, 2016 Jack Symes

Welcome to Episode 4 (Part I) of The Panpsycast, Aquinas and Natural Law. The voices in this episode are owned by Jack Symes, Andrew Horton and Ollie Marley.

In this two part special we we take a look into St Thomas Aquinas and his natural moral law...

You can find the texts we will be discussing at the bottom of the page.

Thank you for listening!

Please get in touch with us via twitter!

The file size is large, please be patient whilst the podcast buffers/downloads/becomes one with God.

Part I. Aquinas an Teleology (8:55)

Part II. The Four Tiers of Law (26:10)

Part III. The Precepts (43:35)

Part IV. Further Discussion and Analysis (in Part II: 19:00)

Primary reading and references:

Bertrand Russell, History of Western Philosophy

Natural Law, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Aquinas' Moral, Political, and Legal Philosophy, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Aristotle's Works, W. D. Ross. (Physics, p.634-5; Metaphysics, p.2293; Nicomachean Ethics, p.2536-42)

Links for Students:

What you need to know for the exam.

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