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CTT Chat
Meaning Chats
Philip Goff & Helen De Cruz on Finding (and Losing) Their Religion
Philip Goff & Helen De Cruz on Finding (and Losing) Their Religion
Richard Swinburne on Christian Philosophical Theology
Richard Swinburne on God’s Nature & the Coherence of Theism
Richard Swinburne on The Existence of God
Greg Epstein on Technology, Morality, and Non-Religion
Helen De Cruz on What Makes Life Worth Living
Ilia Delio on Evolution, Quantum Physics, and Neuroscience in Theology
Philip Goff on the Purpose of the Universe
William Lane Craig: In Quest of the Historical Adam
Yujin Nagasawa GPRP introduction
Toji Kamata on Shinto Philosophy
Ted Good on Zoroastrian Philosophy
Chad Meister on Christian Philosophy
Yujin Nagasawa GPRP Conclusion
Rahim Acar on Islamic Philosophy
Ravi Gomatam on Hindu Philosophy
Keshav Singh on Sikh Philosophy
Samuel Lebens on Jewish Philosophy
Stephen Lambden on Baha’i Philosophy
Tyron Goldschmidt on Jewish Philosophy
Jim Faulconer on Mormon Philosophy
Andrew Davis on Process Theology
Motsamai Molefe on Philosophy of African Religions
Eduard Shyfrin on Kabbalah Philosophy
Marie-Hélène Gorisse on Jain Philosophy
Panel: Metaphysics and Religion
Panel: Existence of God and Other Deities
Panel: Traits of God and Other Deities
Aaron Segal on Jewish Philosophy
V.V. Raman on Philosophy of World Religions
Victoria Harrison on Philosophy of World Religions
Hamza Yusuf on Islam
Chakravarthi Ram-Prasad on Philosophy of Indian Religions
Seyyed Hossein Nasr on Islamic Philosophy
Celia Deane-Drummond on the Evolution of Wisdom
Two notable Closer To Truth contributors—and two good friends—discuss their intellectual, philosophical, and spiritual journeys in what seems to be opposite directions: one toward a form of Christianity and the other away from it. Philip Goff is a British author, idealist philosopher, and professor at Durham University whose research focuses on philosophy of mind and consciousness. Specifically, it focuses on how consciousness can be part of the scientific worldview. He is the author most recently of the book Why? The Purpose of the Universe. Helen De Cruz is a Belgian philosopher and Danforth Chair of Philosophy at Saint Louis University who specializes in philosophy of religion, experimental philosophy, and philosophy of cognitive science. She is also an activist supporting the rights of EU citizens in the context of Brexit. Her most recent book is Wonderstruck: How Wonder and Awe Shape the Way We Think.