Heidegger and the History of Personhood: How Humanity Became Alienated from Itself
Why are you so petrified of silence?Here can you handle this?Did you think about your bills, you ex, your deadlinesOr when you think you’re going to die?Or did you long for the next distraction? (Alanis Morisette) When I wrote my MA thesis on Heidegger back in 2002, I took my basic orientation from William McNeil’s … Heidegger and the History of Personhood: How Humanity Became Alienated from Itself
(INDEX) Heidegger’s Philosophical Encounters with the History of Philosophy
I did my MA thesis on Heidegger and the Greeks. Here are my Secular Frontier posts on Heidegger’s reading of the history of Philosophy: Heidegger and the History of Personhood: How Humanity Became Alienated from Itself Proving Heidegger: A Case Study of Parousia in Plato’s Phaedo My Sorbonne Talk on Heidegger and Kant: Causality (2/2) … (INDEX) Heidegger’s Philosophical Encounters with the History of Philosophy
Proving Heidegger: A Case Study of Parousia in Plato’s Phaedo
Abstract: One of the exciting challenges in Heidegger studies is engaging him as a Historian of Philosophy, not only piecing together what Heidegger said about the tradition, but then attempting to show Heidegger’s interpretation to be compelling by examining the thinker he engages with. In this essay, I will be looking at Plato’s use of … Proving Heidegger: A Case Study of Parousia in Plato’s Phaedo
(2/2) My Sorbonne Talk on Heidegger and Kant: Conclusion
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My Sorbonne Talk on Heidegger and Kant: Causality
I participated in a yearlong seminar of presentations for young researchers on the topic of Transcendental Idealism through the Sorbonne. The below is based on my presentation. The gauntlet of Hume that awakened Kant from his dogmatic slumber was centered around the problem of causation, and more generally how synthetic a priori judgments are possible. … My Sorbonne Talk on Heidegger and Kant: Causality
July/August Biblical Studies Carnival 2025
The Biblical Studies Carnival is out today and I have a contribution in it. Check it out: https://readingacts.com/2025/09/01/biblical-studies-carnival-228-for-july-and-august-2025/
Last of My Paul Post Series: Paul and John
Previously: Announcing A New Blog Series: THE QUEST FOR THE HISTORICAL PAUL Now the conclusion (I will be adding the reviewed essays to the above page as they are published). The earliest reception history for the Gospel of John, John 21 which is a later stratum addition to the Gospel of John itself, understands the … Last of My Paul Post Series: Paul and John
Resolving the Gethsemane Contradiction
Previously: Announcing A New Blog Series: THE QUEST FOR THE HISTORICAL PAUL The Corrupt Trial of Jesus and Paul Let’s try to resolve an apparent contradiction between the Gethsemane prayer in Hebrews and the one in Mark. We read: 7 In the days of his flesh, Jesus offered up prayers and supplications, with loud cries … Resolving the Gethsemane Contradiction
The Corrupt Trial of Jesus and Paul
Previously Lot’s Angels and Jesus as a Great Angel in Paul Eusebius of Caesarea, a 4th-century Christian historian, attributed the destruction of the Temple in 70 CE and the Jewish loss of land following the Bar Kokhba revolt (132–135 CE) to divine punishment for the crucifixion of Jesus. In his Ecclesiastical History (Book III, Chapter … The Corrupt Trial of Jesus and Paul
Lot’s Angels and Jesus as a Great Angel in Paul
Previously: Announcing A New Blog Series: THE QUEST FOR THE HISTORICAL PAUL Paul and the Churches: From Corinth to Rome The Jews believed that God actively governed history, using tragedies to discipline and restore His people. With the destruction of the temple in 70 CE and the loss of their homeland after Bar Kokhba, it … Lot’s Angels and Jesus as a Great Angel in Paul


