S1E20 Can Pragmatism Help Us Live Well? w/ John Stuhr
Pragmatists do not hold absolute faith in any particular value, principle, or belief. This applies even to the many concepts affiliated with pragmatists—such as pluralism, fallibilism, democracy, and naturalism.
They focus on experience as the field in which we continually test out and reconstruct …
Prophetic Pragmatism: Cornel West, Hope, and the Philosophy of Race
What is Cornel West's Prophetic Pragmatism? How can we be honest about the legacy of racism in the USA and not lose hope? What role can and should philosophers play in promoting progress and democratic values? Interview with Brad Elliott Stone and Jacob Goodson about their book Introducing Prophet…
S2E03 Literature Must Be an Unsettling Force for Democracy w/ Elin Danielsen Huckerby
Whether it's theology, philosophy, politics, or science, it is not uncommon for people to believe their particular worldview has greater authority over others. This authoritarian approach to ideas implies that one person's representation of truth more closely and certainly reflects reality—they hav…
MotM 35: Jacob Goodson- Divine Masculine Presence
On this special episode Jacob Goodson joins us to speak about many his journey and many aspects of our reality. Jacob has a very unique and special perspective regarding the divine masculine and has a beautiful energy. Jacob was in the United States Navy and had a spiritual awakening. Now he is a …
S1E3 - Who’s to blame? The Virtual Rabbi
This is the third and final episode in which we talk to Jacob Goodson, a philosopher from Southwestern College. In the previous episodes, we have talked about how to frame the questions we’re hoping to address, as well as what we mean by certain words we tend to use in this conversation. In this ep…
S1E2 - Can we be virtually real?
This is the second of three episodes in which we talk to Jacob Goodson from Southwestern College about the philosophical implications of putting religion and AI into conversation. We begin by talking about the work of another philosopher named David Chalmers. Much of this episode asks what we mean …
S1E1 - Created Creators
Our guest is Dr. Jacob Goodson, a philosopher at Southwestern College in Winfield, Kansas. Our goal for this conversation was to tease out some of the key questions that should shape how we talk about artificial intelligence (AI) from a religious perspective, and religion from an AI perspective. In…
#2307 - Building Beloved Community: Jacob L. Goodson and Brad Elliott Stone
We welcome back to the show philosophers Jacob Goodson and Brad Elliott Stone to talk about their recent book, co-authored with Pastor Philip Rudolph Kuehnert, Building Beloved Community in a Wounded World
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S2E05 Americans Don’t Know How to Sing the Blues w/ Brad Elliott Stone & Jacob Goodson
School boards and state governments have been locked in intense debates over what counts as history and whose history ought to be taught. Many of these wrestles orbit around events and cultural beliefs that the pragmatist philosopher Cornel West might refer to as “catastrophes.”
Some voices are eag…
#2426 - Building Beloved Community: Jacob L. Goodson and Brad Elliott Stone [Rebroadcast]
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We welcome back to the show philosophers Jacob Goodson and Brad Elliott Stone to talk about their recent book, co-authored with Pastor Philip Rudolph Kuehnert, Building Beloved Community in a Wounded World
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