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Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons
Recorded:Dec 9
Posted:Dec 17, 2016
Sixty-Second Sermons | Dec 17, 2016 | Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons
Love-Driven Politics
What are the limits on religious liberty?
Professor of Religious Studies David Kim and Eboo Patel, founder of Interfaith Youth Core, consider quandaries of religious pluralism. Plus: Loving a country that doesn’t love you back.
Sophia
The disappointing personal morality of moral philosophers
Daniel Kaufman and Massimo Pigliucci discuss whether philosophy makes one better at living.
The Wright Show
Varieties of mystical experience
Robert Wright speaks with Jay Michaelson, author of the new book Enlightenment by Trial and Error, about enlightenment in the Buddhist and Jewish traditions.
The Wright Show
How empathy can tear us apart
Robert Wright speaks with psychologist Paul Bloom about a new study on empathy and political polarization.
Sophia
A changed heart vs. a false front
David Ottlinger speaks with philosopher J.P. Messina about the distorting effects of social censorship.
Sophia
The online porn effect
Daniel Kaufman and Meghan Daum, author of the new book The Problem with Everything, discuss the ways that online pornography has changed Millennials’ attitudes toward sex.
The Wright Show
The problem with original sin
Robert Wright speaks with theologian Roger Haight, author of the new book Faith and Evolution: Grace-Filled Naturalism.
The Wright Show
Reasons to think we’re living in a simulation
Philosopher Preston Greene explains why some very smart people think reality is unlikely to be real.
Sophia
How do you know your hands exist?
Daniel Kaufman and Crispin Sartwell debate Wittgenstein and philosophical skepticism.
The Wright Show
Don’t fear the algorithm
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