
Cody Libolt
Co-Host at For the New Christian Intellectual
The division is between those who have a self-insulating method of thought vs. those who are trying to uphold methods of truthfulness.
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2 weeks ago |
christianintellectual.com | Cody Libolt
The Objectivism Book Study met through 2022 to study Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand, by Leonard Peikoff. This week our reading was:The Epilogue: The duel between Plato and Aristotle (451-460)“Philosophy is the prime mover of history,” writes Leonard Peikoff. Today we are discussing what this claim means and how it is so. Listen to the podcast in the player below, or view the video here.
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2 weeks ago |
ftnci.gumroad.com | Cody Libolt
https://schema.org/InStockusdCody Libolt MediaI hear this surprisingly often: “Someday I want to be a Christian writer.”Face the facts. If you live in the United States, have a college degree, and have been in church for more than a few years, then guess what…You’re more prepared than 99% of the people on the planet to be a Christian writer. You may be saying to yourself:I’m going to wait until I’ve read 5 more theology books.
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2 weeks ago |
christianintellectual.com | Cody Libolt
The Objectivism Book Study met through 2022 to study Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand, by Leonard Peikoff. This week our reading was:Chapter 12 – Romantic literature as illustrating the role of philosophy in art (428-437)Chapter 12 – Esthetic value as objective (438-450)Listen to the podcast in the player below, or view the video here.
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Mar 3, 2025 |
medium.com | Cody Libolt
Cody Libolt·FollowPublished inFor the New Christian Intellectual·3 min read·--When you ask this question, your answer needs to be more than:Because it’s the right thing to do. That is circular. What makes something the right thing? What goal does a man achieve by doing right? Some answer: “Virtue is its own reward.”Others say: “Morality benefits others, and that is what really matters.”But what motivation does Scripture offer? Scripture talks about your life — your reward.
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Nov 21, 2024 |
christianintellectual.com | Cody Libolt
Is a “wartime polemics” approach necessary? In this episode we discuss several friendly objections to our polemical approach. In this Series:Why Christians Need Wartime Polemics (Pt. 1)Why Christians Need Wartime Polemics (Pt. 2)Why Christians Need Wartime Polemics (Pt. 3)Related Resources:#TrustedForTruth?
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