The Doctrine of Simplicity
James Dolezal, Jeff Waddington and Camden Bucey recorded a recent discussion over breakfast on the doctrine of simplicity. The audio quality is not good as it was recorded on a handheld recorder in a noisy diner. Regardless, we hope this proves to be interesting and beneficial for those interested in philosophical studies of the doctrine of God.
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I was interested by the Paul Helm tangent – I’d be interested on a program on him at some point.
Also – would it be possible for one of you to add a bibliography for this program?
Chris,
I’ll get on that bibliography. – thanks
Hey guys,
This was a fascinating show! I appreciate James’s knowledge and how clearly he explains himself. I managed to hear the whole thing while driving through a terrible thunder storm last night. I’d like to hear more on the subject in the future.
Tim
Loved it, my heads battered though! I needed coffee form the waitress! Keep it going boys!
Awesome edition. You second guess your egghead auidience! We love this stuff! And I actually loved the diner vibe as well.
I figured we would have several people that would be interested in this. I’d like to do a bunch more of this variety. I did have a few people thank me for the “warning”