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“I listened to three of these podcasts. Only one (architecture) had anything new to offer. One in particular (problem of evil) was not only pompous, but remarkably, full of holes. Evil is equated with suffering (they are not the same thing), then immediately used as conclusive evidence that God does not exist. The title is misleading and should be changed, more accurately, to "Why I don't believe in God based on a simplistic argument." Voila, a one-sided conclusion that life has no meaning in only minutes! Microwave results!”Read full review »
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“The podcast is easy to listen to, presented well and keeps up a level of content that certinaly makes worth downloading the majority - if not all - of the episodes. The interviews flow well without dragging, and the questions asked are succinct yet interesting. I love listening to this, and...”Read full review »
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“This provides a great nugget of an idea to think about each week, with some of todays greatest philosophers discussing a huge range of topics from classical philosophers to modern ethical issues.”
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“This podcast is an important contribution to cultural conversation, discussing new works and ideas from significant thinkers. Thanks are unordered for the creators and curators of this program.”
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