All in Philosophy
On vacation this week and took some time to reflect on the importance of family. Come check it out on The Chrestman Conversation.
Conservatives abandoned the arts and the culture suffered because of it. On today's episode I examine why it's important for conservative men to view the arts as essential.
I have a challenge for all of you. Leave your New Year's resolutions in the comments below and in a year we are all going to discuss them and see how we did. Here are mine.
Taking on some common Christmas myths today. Enjoy the break from politics. Merry Christmas.
On vacation in Puerto Rico and trying to take some time to practice more mindfulness. Remember that politics is not all consuming and the best thing you can do for yourself is control your own thoughts and actions. Be grateful people.
Instead of politics, this week we are discussing the meaning of freedom. Telos, Eudaimonia, and a bunch of other fun stuff. Come check it out on The Chrestman Conversation.
Today we leave politics to the side, mostly, and instead we are talking about Thanksgiving. It's my favorite holiday because of all the celebrations that occur throughout the year, it is the only one that is focused on developing a better appreciation for life. Come check it out on The Chrestman Conversation.
Spent the last week enjoying some sunshine and a little bit of the beach. Managed to avoid social media and the news almost entirely, which I now wish happened more often. Today on the podcast, we talk a little bit about tradition and I give the people some homework. Come check it out.
Today on the podcast I read a little journal entry I made yesterday on the train. Just some thoughts on the importance of art for the human spirit. It's nice to take a step away from the issues that divide and look at issues that instead unite. Enjoy.
A little bit of a different podcast today. Hopefully everyone enjoys. If you do not feel like watching I can summarize it very quickly. Go outside. Touch grass. Live your life and remember that people in real life are much better than people on the internet.
Twenty years after publishing The God Delusion, Richard Dawkins refers to himself as a cultural Christian. Did the New Atheist movement get anything right? Can a moral society exist without widespread belief in God? Come check it out on The Chrestman Conversation.
