Cogitate

<p>Through the epistrophe, “Wasn’t it there all along?”, this episode provides historical illustrations from within the human discovery experience in order to ask the question of whether it is rational to quit searching...

<p>This episode is a basic discussion from the "Cogitate 101 series." Via four simple scriptures, this episode illustrates Biblical Canon's emphasis on rational, reasonable, logical belief in contradistinction to blind...

<p>This episode serves as a recapitulation of the Cogitate Podcast's first full year and a response to 4 recent questions: 1)How did year 1 go? 2)Why didn't I discuss politics? 3)Why such heavy language? 4)Why so much...

<p>This episode concludes our series regarding the Epicurean Paradox. As a final concept to consider regarding this paradox, this episode suggests that perhaps there are God-given, ever-present instruments to mitigate...

<p>This episode continues the prior episode's Epicurean Paradox discussion by investigating how God relates to an unequal rival and the critical, legal claims proposed by that rival. As another concept to consider when...

<p>This episode represents the beginning of an in depth approach to analyze and move past the claims of the nearly 2,300 year old Epicurean Paradox. This episode is also the third part of a series which investigates...

<p>This episode represents part 2 of a 3 part series regarding whether evil/wickedness is an existential component of good in the universe. It introduces core principles of the Divine Improviser vs the World's...

<p>This is an extremely short survey that summarizes the general categories regarding the beliefs about evil and how God relates to it. </p>

<p>This episode begins a series which discusses the question regarding whether evil/wickedness is an existential component of good in the universe. </p>

<p>This episode concludes the series regarding proposed methods of how God works "around" and "despite" evil rather than working "with" or employing evil for His plan. </p>

<p>A continuation of a description of God's ability, as the Divine Improviser, to navigate around evil, yet still proceed towards His previously defined plan. </p>

<p>An illustration of regarding how God is able to handle the evil curveballs thrown at Him and His people, yet still proceed with His plan. </p>

<p>This episode is based upon questions generated from listeners regarding episodes 1 to 3. Enjoy</p>

<p>This episode employs philosophy, history, and Biblical canon to tackle the huge question of Divine Justice. This episode provides 4 answers to the 5 problems of belief, compares and contrasts divine justice with...

<p>Using philosophy, history, and biblical canon, this episode probes into the origins of the difficult question regarding what happens after death. It further discusses what is the personal impact on belief in God's...