What Is Religion Really?

Surprising Answers from Leading Thinkers

De: Robert L. Kuhn

Narrado por: Robert L. Kuhn

Duración: 5 h y 35 m

Resumen del Editor

Join Templeton Prize recipient Alvin Plantinga, perhaps the world’s greatest living Christian philosopher, and a host of other brilliant minds in discussing the persistent questions and quandaries of religious belief.

Whether you’re a devoted believer, a staunch atheist, or a wavering skeptic, you likely have unanswered questions about religion. If you adhere to a certain religion, you may wonder how the tenets of a different faith may intersect or conflict with yours. If you are a nonbeliever or agnostic, you may wonder how others can have such unwavering faith.

In this riveting audio series, Dr. Robert Lawrence Kuhn welcomes 13 esteemed guest experts to help him tackle religion’s most confounding questions. Each episode compiles a series of Kuhn’s one-on-one interviews with some of the world’s greatest living thinkers.

Among Kuhn’s interlocutors are philosophers, theologians, and novelists. They include Oxford philosophy professor Richard Swinburne, author of The Existence of God, a celebrated defense of theism; renowned Anglican priest and Cambridge professor emeritus of systematic theology Sarah Coakley; and Templeton Prize recipient Alvin Plantinga, analytic philosopher and professor at the University of Notre Dame.

Searching for and questioning the evidence of God’s existence is a quintessential part of the human condition. And as Kuhn discovers, the matter is far more complex than whether we have or lack faith.

Join Kuhn for this provocative and meaningful series today.

This course is part of the Learn25 collection.

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Engaging listening for devout and skeptical alike

In this provocative discussion series, Kuhn tackles some of the trickiest questions about religion in his characteristically balanced way. With various experts all along the belief spectrum, he interrogates all aspects of faith, including evidence for or against God's existence and the troubling problem of multiple contradictory belief systems which all see themselves as the one true faith. Kuhn takes an objective, scientific approach while still indulging his sense of spiritual wonder.