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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2019 · 23 MIN

Episode 053 - Chris Baglow & Jay Martin: beyond faith & science... faith & everything

from That's So Second Millennium · host Paul Giesting, William Schmitt

0:00 - The question of relativism vs. hyperrationalism 1:00 - God's love is not a "fact" but, say, hominid ancestry is 1:30 - Tapping into the belief in the rationality of science to bring back belief in reality in faith 2:30 - "Kicking in the back door of relativism" 4:00 - Linkages between theology, philosophy, and science: e.g. logical consistency 5:30 - Effects on the rest of schools that participate in the Science & Religion Initiative 6:30 - Encouragment to integrate, say, history, economics with faith as well 7:00 - Congregation for Sacred Doctrine 1977 "The Catholic School" 8:00 - Faith & literature, arts 9:30 - The true limits of dogma; need to understand how limited Catholic dogma really is, and how non-restrictive 13:00 - Teachers woefully overworked and underpaid, not given the ability to succeed 14:30 - Blessed to have excellent but also humble panelists & experts intending to listen to one another 19:00 - Story of the second & first editions of Baglow's textbook

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