Aaron and Kyle come back together to discuss our experience studying philosophy at Talbot. We talk about why we decided to go to Talbot, whether or not Talbot can help you achieve your goals in academia or ministry, what the philosophy professors there are like, our experience with the community at the campus, and some reasons why one may not want to attend Talbot. We hope this will be useful for those who are thinking about going to Talbot for philosophy.
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This is not about guns. Aaron and Kyle doing podcast commentary on culture, philosophy, politics, and theology AT LEAST 47 times a year.
Showing posts with label Bill Craig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bill Craig. Show all posts
Sunday, July 19, 2020
AK47 Season 2 Episode 36: Our Experience As Talbot Philosophy Students
Labels:
advice,
Bill Craig,
Biola,
college,
education,
grad school,
graduate school,
learning,
philosophy,
Talbot,
Talbot School of Theology
Tuesday, July 3, 2018
The AK47 Podcast Season 1: Episode 6
In this episode, Aaron and I have a discussion about public debates. We discuss their structure, the issue or persuasiveness, and if Christians are way too "nice."
This is my (Kyle's) first time hosting and uploading a podcast, so I don't know how to add an intro or outro yet, so I'll need to figure that out as we go along. Forgive the lack of music!
Listen to the episode here on Anchor.
This is my (Kyle's) first time hosting and uploading a podcast, so I don't know how to add an intro or outro yet, so I'll need to figure that out as we go along. Forgive the lack of music!
Listen to the episode here on Anchor.
Labels:
apologetics,
Bill Craig,
critical thinking,
debate,
discussion,
logic,
persuade,
persuasion,
persuasiveness,
public,
reason,
structure,
William Lane Craig,
WLC
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