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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2019 · 18 MIN

James: A Philosophy Professor’s Approach to Unanswered Questions

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James: A Philosophy Professor’s Approach to Unanswered Questions James: A Philosophy Professor’s Approach to Unanswered Questions by Faith is Not Blind http://faithisnotblind.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/JAMESFINB28VIRGINIA29.mp3 James’ interest in philosophical questions began when as a missionary he had several encounters with philosophers who asked questions that he couldn’t answer. He chose to study philosophy and eventually became a university Philosophy Professor who now loves the idea that questions are, as he says, “both potent and powerful.” James shares how his philosophical leanings have helped him to have a better “sustained dialogue” with the scriptures and to appreciate that an essential part of the Plan of Happiness is learning how to navigate our way through failure and unanswered questions. The post James: A Philosophy Professor’s Approach to Unanswered Questions first appeared on Faith is Not Blind.

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