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McInerny, Ralph
December 13, 2024
When philosophy loses its way
FROM VOL. 52
Ralph McInerny
(1929–2010) speaks about themes from his 1999 Gifford Lectures, which relate how natural theology came to be regarded as pointless, resulting in a philosophical dead end.
(24 minutes)
November 1, 2001
Mars Hill Audio Journal, Volume 52
FEATURED GUESTS:
Tom Shippey, Jeffrey Meyers, Ralph McInerny, Daniel Ritchie, Ian Ker, Mark Schwehn, Gilbert Meilaender, and Tiina Nunnally.
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