Choosing a Philosophy for Loving Life | Craig Biddle

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Philosophy is inescapable. You have one, whether you know it or not. It’s the set of ideas you hold about the nature of the world and the fundamental laws that govern it, how knowledge is acquired and validated, and how people should and shouldn’t act. The question is: Have you adopted your philosophy by conscious deliberation and independent thinking-or by default, through social osmosis, deferring to authority, or following the crowd? In this talk, Craig Biddle discusses these alternatives, their consequences, and key questions to address in choosing a philosophy for flourishing.

[@KitchensbySavina]

Thank you Craig. I really enjoyed this presentation and the Q and A afterword.

[@geraldquinn1268]

Is there no evidence to support what is in the Old and New Testaments? If you say "no", you are dismissing Eye witness testimony and many other historical facts that support faith in the Creator of the Universe. Reason does support the principles taught by Judea-Christian religions, especially the behaviors taught by the Ten Commandments.

[@StefanMcdonaldHATESCORN]

The idea alone of commandments violates reason. That's ignoring that 4 of them are explicitly anti-reason.