There was a History of Christian Philosophy course of yours on another account, some years ago (I haven't veryfied since then) and it was awesome. I wonder why you don't upload it on this account.
The videos from several years earlier are still on the account, but I got rid of the playlist because I wasn't entirely happy with some of them. I can restore it if it would be helpful. I'm going to do videos for the other half of the course when I'll be teaching it again in spring 2022.
I'm sure that I have missed something important but is it ever possible to take an absolute neutral position? When I consider opposing arguments the process of evaluation necessarily requires my agreeing or disagreeing. This dynamic must be measured against 'something'. You have a captive audience! Unexpected benefits can arise out of not too pleasant situations. It probably shouldn't matter but for me you energise philosophy - you make it dynamic.
Thanks for this. Needed something for the quarantine boredom.
Me too. Glad I could help!
You are among my favorite teachers on TH-cam thanks Mr. Bonevac.
This is great! Thank you professor bonevac
Thomas - one of the greatest!
Thank you so much for this excellent lecture series. It's a great idea. Thank you also for all of your work.
There was a History of Christian Philosophy course of yours on another account, some years ago (I haven't veryfied since then) and it was awesome. I wonder why you don't upload it on this account.
Half a course, from spring 2020, is on here: th-cam.com/play/PLzWd5Ny3vW3Qi6k4d6srF55OUpNSu8av3.html
The videos from several years earlier are still on the account, but I got rid of the playlist because I wasn't entirely happy with some of them. I can restore it if it would be helpful. I'm going to do videos for the other half of the course when I'll be teaching it again in spring 2022.
I'm sure that I have missed something important but is it ever possible to take an absolute neutral position? When I consider opposing arguments the process of evaluation necessarily requires my agreeing or disagreeing. This dynamic must be measured against 'something'.
You have a captive audience! Unexpected benefits can arise out of not too pleasant situations. It probably shouldn't matter but for me you energise philosophy - you make it dynamic.
Thank you a lot
I'm interested in learning about old philosophy, alchemy, and Gnosticism. Is there any crossover there?
with philosophy, no. alchemy and gnosticism - yes, check gnosticteachings.org
@@martinseidl1639 I downloaded Christ and the Virgin, Thanks.
Thanx for this
So it's dialectics?