The Reformed Philosopher

by Michael Hall June 19, 2019 2

Aristotle’s Wisdom-Prudence Distinction and Ecclesiastes Use of Wisdom

Aristotle’s Wisdom-Prudence Distinction and Qoheleth’s Use of Wisdom Introduction In Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, two virtuous lives are presented, characterized byContinue Reading

by Patrick Steckbeck May 25, 2019 11

Philosophy Proper Polemics

A Case Against “Free-Will”

Like most reading this post, I’ve participated in and witnessed many arguments between so-called Arminians and Calvinists. The debates usuallyContinue Reading

by Michael Hall May 22, 2019 3

Philosophy Proper

Kant and the Fragmentation of Self: Role and Individual in “What is Enlightenment?”

Introduction John Donne, a seventeenth century English poet, once wrote: “And new Philosophy calls all in doubt, The Element ofContinue Reading

by Patrick Steckbeck May 18, 2019 0

Practical Theology

Musings on Meaning, Guilt, Responsibility, Satisfaction, and Purpose

Along with other millenial men, I am prone to watch and take delight in videos featuring Jordan Peterson. If youContinue Reading

by Michael Hall May 11, 2019 1

Philosophy Proper Theology

Wisdom: Comparing Aristotle and Ecclesiastes

Aristotle’s Wisdom-Prudence Distinction and Qoheleth’s Use of Wisdom I. Introduction In Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, two virtuous lives are presented, characterizedContinue Reading

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