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Tag Archives: john locke
The Ethics of Belief (Review)
Wolterstorff, Nicholas. John Locke and the Ethics of Belief. Cambridge. Locke’s goal is simple: to offer a rational, objective, public account of reason that will heal the warring factions of society. His method, at least in the broad strokes, is … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Philosophy
Tagged david hume, epistemology, john locke, neo calvinism, nicholas wolterstorff
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An Intro to Neo-Eurasianism
In this work Alexander Dugin analyzes the development of earlier Eurasianism to its current manifestations on the political scene. According to Dugin, “Eurasianism is a type of structuralism with the accent placed on multiplicity and synchronicity of structures” (Dugin loc. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Philosophy, politics
Tagged alexander dugin, john locke, new world order
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Thomas Reid on Freedom
William Rowe gives a fantastic discussion on how British philosophers from Locke to Reid dealt with the problems of free agency and determinism. Regardless of whether one is a free will theist or a determinist, Rowe nicely clarifies what each … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Philosophy, Uncategorized
Tagged free will, john locke, thomas reid, william rowe
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