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Mentioned in 6 episodes

A history of philosophy

Book • 1890

Johann Eduard Erdmann

Mentioned by

Nigel Warburton

William Lane Craig

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Greg Koukl

when referencing a multi-volume survey of philosophers to challenge the claim there is no evidence for God.

Where’s the Proof for God?

Mentioned as A.C. Grayling's most recent book, tracing the schools of thought that have shaped modern culture.

Classic: Tom Holland vs AC Grayling: Did Christianity Shape Western Values?

Mentioned by

James Wood

and

Adam Thirlwell

as the Hegelian text Dostoevsky read in Siberia that influenced his rejection of rational progress.

Who’s afraid of realism? ‘Notes from Underground’ by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Mentioned by

Tom Woods

and

Ed Feser

, discussing its value as a comprehensive resource in the history of philosophy.

Ep. 2605 Your Family Is More Important Than Strangers

Mentioned as one of his books exploring the history of philosophy.

Debate: Free Will is an Illusion

Mentioned by

Sean McDowell

as a reference for the earliest philosophical problem people wrestled with.

Live Q&A with Sean McDowell

Mentioned in the description as written by

Nigel Warburton

Censorship, editing and self-censorship

Mentioned by

Eddie Hood

as a good history of philosophy book that he listened to on Audible.

How to Read Philosophy Without Losing Your Mind | EP 107

Mentioned by

William Lane Craig

as a multi-volume work that introduced him to the history of arguments for the beginning of the universe.

Question of the Week #953: The Timeless Universe Hypothesis

Recommended by

Ben Shapiro

as a deep survey of Western philosophy.

Ep. 765 - 2020 Cometh, And That Right Soon

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