S1:02 - The Conceptual Landscape

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Nate and Ian discuss the general framework for the episodes that follow. In particular, they distinguish values, facts, hypotheses, and faith. This allows for a precise interpretation of the description of the purview of religion and science as non-overlapping magisteria. Here are the show notes. Opening [00:00:00] Defining The Conceptual Landscape [00:03:27] Facts And Values [00:08:16] First Model Of Human Action [00:13:23] Second Model Of Human Action [00:22:00] The Relativity Of Truth [00:24:53] The Definition Of Faith [00:35:42] Examples [00:36:42] Faith And Science [00:56:12] Summary [01:00:52]

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