Our company recently had to migrate terabytes of data from Box to Google Drive. To migrate from Box to Google Drive can be full of roadblocks if the wrong strategies are pursued. Before migrating from Box to Drive, a permissions…
Three Rival Versions of Moral Enquiry
Alasdair MacIntyre’s, Three Rival Versions of Moral Enquiry: Encyclopedia, Genealogy, and Tradition came to fruition out of the Gifford lectures. MacIntyre continues to be revolutionary in his arguments concerning the Aristotelian tradition and its relation to contemporary society. While a…
After Virtue: A Study in Moral Theory
Alasdair MacIntyre’s, After Virtue: A Study in Moral Theory, caused nothing less than a revolution in ethics. As Aristotelian virtue ethics has woken from its slumber, MacIntyre provided the alarm that woke it. Like the Nietzsche whom serves as a…
Scientific Representation: Paradoxes of Perspective
Knowing whether one is reading paradigm shifting philosophy or the ramblings of a mad man is like determining if one is looking at modern art or toddler finger painting. One rarely knows if the struggle to understand lay with reader…
Against Method
Against Method invokes rare emotions in philosophy of science: light-hearted fun and humor. Paul Feyerabend argues from science that we must deconstruct the pillars of reason and logic that prop up intellectual life. He goes so far as to argue…
Uniting Theology and Philosophy
For most of human history, theology and philosophy were not as separated as they are today. The greatest philosophical thinkers were typically also the greatest theologians. If philosophy aims at the pursuit of wisdom, one would expect God to be…
Epistemology: Internalism and Externalism
Purpose of the book: to highlight the key scholarly articles concerning externalism and Internalism from 1980 to 2001. What we should gather from the book: Externalism seems better than Internalism but both have deep issues that suggest we need to…
A Christian Response to the Google Memo
In a culture that generally mocks Christian positions, we often flock to anyone who sounds like us. Desperate for friends, we’ll make them in all the wrong places. The Christian life in a secular world requires discernment. Christians want to…
Take Me To Church, Christian Thoughts
I really like Take Me to Church as a song; that being said, I hate to note that its quickly turning into an atheistic anthem, when that’s not what Hozier’s intention was for it. Moreover, various Christian responses I’ve read paint…
God’s Sovereignty Over History
Dr. Schreiner, a New Testament scholar at the seminary gave a fantastic message this morning on the sovereignty of God and its interaction with prayer and history. This reminded me of a lecture in Church History in which Dr. Haykin…