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Dec 11, 2018

Details of my New Book

Over the last few months I’ve been putting together a new book. In the past, I’ve published my books with an assisted publishing company, who have coordinated the process and done a lot of the work in terms of production. With my latest book, I’m project managing the entire process, including coordinating with editors, designers,… Continue reading

Philosophy, Theology

2019, announcement, blogging, blogs, Books, Christianity, faith, Mental Health, religion, Spirituality, steven colborne, truth
Nov 13, 2018

Geoffrey Parrinder: Interfaith Master

I’ve been interested in comparative religion ever since my university days, when I used to spend hours listening to recordings of talks given by the philosopher Alan Watts. Watts, with his knack for communicating Zen paradoxes, has these days become somewhat of a cult figure in spiritual circles. After joining a central London library a… Continue reading

Philosophy, Spirituality

Bhagavad Gita, Bible, Book Reviews, Books, Christianity, faith, Geoffrey Parrinder, Hinduism, Interfaith, mysticism, religion, Theology, Upanishads
Nov 9, 2018

What is Occam’s Razor?

Welcome to another instalment of Friday Philosophy. In this week’s post I’ll present a snapshot of the English friar and theologian William of Ockham. We’ll look his most famous idea, known as Occam’s razor, and I’ll offer a few reflections on the man and his thought. Continue reading

Philosophy, Theology

Christianity, Church of England, faith, Medieval philosophy, Occam’s razor, reflections, religion, scholasticism, science, William of Ockham
Nov 2, 2018

Essence and Existence

In this week’s philosophy post I’ll be offering a snapshot of the Medieval theologian Thomas Aquinas, who is referred to by Catholics as Angelic Doctor of the Catholic Church, owing to his significant contributions to Christian theology. Continue reading

Philosophy, Theology

Aristotle, Catholic church, Christianity, faith, Friday Philosophy, God, ontology, religion, Spirituality, Thomas Aquinas
Oct 26, 2018

The Ontological Argument

Welcome to this week’s Friday Philosophy post. Today I’ll be offering a snapshot of the life and thought of Saint Anselm, who was an important philosophical theologian of the Medieval period, and produced an interesting argument for the existence of God. Continue reading

God, Philosophy, Theology

Catholic church, catholicism, Christianity, faith, God, Medieval Period, Medieval philosophy, ontological argument, ontology, religion, Saint Anselm
Oct 19, 2018

Does Suffering Serve a Purpose?

In this post I’ll be giving a snapshot of the life and thought of Anicius Boethius, a figure who lived around the 6th century AD and has been described as the last of the Romans and also the first of the scholastic philosophers. Continue reading

God, Philosophy, Suffering

Ancient Rome, antiquity, Boethius, Christianity, Consolation of Philosophy, faith, history, prison, religion, theodicy, Theology

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