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EPISODE · May 7, 2016 · 1H 27M

Lift Up Your Eyes

from Institute of Catholic Culture · host David Clayton

In a traditional philosophy class, truth, goodness, unity, and (usually) beauty are called "transcendental properties of being"—something which is rejected by many modern philosophers. In this talk, we discuss issues that arise from this philosophy, such as the objectivity of truth, beauty, and goodness and how this can be reconciled with their apparent subjectivity.

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