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25:00

How Shall We Then Live, Lesson 8, “The Age of Fragmentation”

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

over 4 years ago

22:16

But Bergman, like Sartre and Camus, could not live consistently with his own position and therefore the

49:56

Good Works Are Not in Vain

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

4 months ago

7:24

Albert Camus, the French absurdist, famously said, we must imagine Sisyphus happy.

27:23

How Shall We Then Live 7, “The Age of Non-Reason”

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

over 4 years ago

9:59

He did not succeed. Perhaps the best known of the existential philosophers was John Paul Sartre. He used to spend much time here in Paris at the Durmago. His position is that in the area of reason, everything is absurd, but that one can defenicate himself, that is, give validity to his existence by an act of the will.

37:28

Spiritual Depression Pt. 21: Final Cure

Reformed Rookie

about 5 years ago

18:18

I was reading Jean -Paul Sartre, Camus, and those guys, and I got really into it, because they were very

23:37

TLP 450: Yes, Your Children’s Lives Are Meaningless | and why they need to know that

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

almost 5 years ago

4:46

However, Albert Camus postulated that you will never be happy if you continue to search for what happiness

16:01

TLP 158: Help Your Children Discover God’s Will for Their Lives, Part 1

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

about 8 years ago

0:03

Albert Camus said, you will never be happy if you continue to search for what happiness consists of.

23:37

TLP 450: Yes, Your Children’s Lives Are Meaningless | and why they need to know that

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

almost 5 years ago

4:46

However, Albert Camus postulated that you will never be happy if you continue to search for what happiness

21:24

Is atheism dead? An interview with Eric Metaxas. - GotQuestions.org Podcast Episode 43

GQO

GotQuestions.org

over 4 years ago

15:53

The atheists that I respect are people like Jean -Paul Sartre and Albert Camus and some others who wrestle

1:59:09

June 19, 2020 Show with Os Guiness on “Fool’s Talk: Recovering the Art of Christian Persuasion” AND Gary DeMar on “Greg L. Bahnsen’s Book: ‘Against All Opposition: Defending the Christian Worldview'”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

about 6 years ago

5:55

I read the great atheists like Nietzsche and Sartre, and my hero is Albert Camus.

38:30

Always Ready: Chap. 26 The Heart of the Matter Pt. 2

Reformed Rookie

over 3 years ago

11:01

existentialists, which you want to blow your mind or you want to just hurt your mind, just try to read Sartre and Camus

1:06:20

Thomas Fleming Explains Self-Hating Europeans

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 1 year ago

6:40

Does that chain start with Rousseau because some people will say it's Rousseau's noble savage that really got this going.

1:09:07

Loving One’s Neighbor

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

37:16

And this is what C .S. Lewis was trying to get at too in his abolition of man, the Tao. There's a certain natural law in the world that all humans recognize. Everywhere you go in the world, you'll never find a people who think that it's a good thing to be a coward or that it's virtuous to betray your mother.

35:27

How Great Thou Art: Recovering an Appreciation for Nature

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 3 years ago

17:59

The world is a machine with no higher purpose than the present. One of Burke's contemporaries, the French revolutionary Marquis de Sade, from where we get the term sadism, pioneered this philosophy. He encouraged young people to abandon religion, embrace atheism, and sacrifice everything to their own pleasure.

1:09:58

The Hatred of Life - Ecclesiastes 2:12-17

GRB

Grace Reformation Bible Church

24 days ago

1:03:30

Have you grappled with the reality of your death? Are you still living life as if you are the center you will be around and you really can achieve meaning and satisfaction in life under the Sun. Colette wants us to be confronted by this and to be Disarmed by it to be grieved by it to be outraged by it.

1:21:24

Session 1: The History of Social Justice

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

13:45

In contrast, Rousseau advocated a social compact, drawing its moral authority from the general will, which eradicated personal dependence and compelled citizens to be free. His goal was to return mankind as closely as possible to a state of nature in which socially imposed disparities did not exist.

51:00

Philosophies Of God (part 1)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 19 years ago

4:20

It is like the children's nursery rhyme. Life is but a dream. Nothing has any substance. And so how do I know? How do I know what I know? And to quote another human, one of the leading, perhaps the leading humanist philosopher of the 20th century, Jean -Paul Sartre, he said this, the basic philosophical question is that something is there.

37:45

Existential Theology

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 10 years ago

12:01

How can everybody take precedence over us? Well allow me to at least let them speak for themselves. Let me read at least a little more if you don't mind. Just at this moment of extreme individualism, Sartre steps back and reminds us that we aren't isolated individuals, but rather members of communities and of the human race.

51:50

Philosophies Of God (part 2)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 19 years ago

27:14

The thinking goes, this is the French philosopher Camus, one of the big names that pushed that idea,

15:30

What "The Matrix Revolutions" Is REALLY About | A Christian Analysis

Wise Disciple

over 4 years ago

7:39

The Merovingian's view of causal determinism can now be fully realized. Action, reaction, cause, and effect. For if we have fully succumbed to societal manipulation, and we are forced to be consumers adrift in a sea of commodity, well then we are merely objects acting without freedom as Baudrillard claims.

1:18:56

A Few Thoughts on Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self

CTM

Conversations That Matter

almost 4 years ago

49:07

That, if I didn't know who Carl Truman was, if I just read this, I would say, oh yeah, this is like a postmodern, probably socialist guy. That's what I would say. He's saying here, it is worth noting that Hegel, Hegel's basic insight, so compelling, elaborated by Charles Taylor, who was a communitarian, that selves are socially constructed.