Saturday, 26 September 2009
Who could possibly believe in God? How? How could we possibly know whether an unknowable God exists or not?
'What is Truth, said jesting Pilate, but would not stay for an answer'
(Bacon, "On Truth").
I've given it a go at an answer... a wordy way of saying
"Who knows? ...Yet I believe."
and why.
What is the nature of religious conviction? Is it different from knowledge? And what would religious knowledge be anyway?
This is my first podcast, from a lecture I gave at Cambridge University a while ago. You can find it in zipped format here. Please let me know what you think of this format. Would you like more podcasts? And please let me know what you think about this podcast!
The file is large (54megs) and lasts an hour and twenty minutes. I have it is less heavy formats (under 20, and under 10 megs), but have no server in which to store them yet. If you need the lighter version, just ask, and I'll forward it to you...
Thanks is andvance for your feedback.
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Labels: 12 = Podcast, 4_God, 5 = Philosophy and Theology, 5_Atheism, 5_Epistemology, 5_Existence of God, 5_Humanity of the Manifestation, 6 = Spirituality, 6_Mysticism, 6_Recognition of the Manifestation
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