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Dr. Michael Sugrue earned his BA at the University of Chicago and PhD at Columbia University.
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Genre: Education
Date of upload: Premiered Dec 18, 2020 ^^
Rating : 4.94 (206/13,492 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
This professor is as cool as the other side of the pillow. His presentations are smooth, articulate, no umβs, no notes. I admire his style and respect his knowledge of the subject. Nicely achieved! π
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Can these lectures even get any better? Bravo!
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My University doesn't offer a philosophy course, so you can imagine how ecstatic I was when the algorithm suggested this channel to me. Brilliant lectures, looks like I can take a philosophy course after all!
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No fancy lighting, no elaborate editing, just pure brilliance and erudition. Thank you Mr Michael, we owe you a lot.
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Kierkegaard creates an amusing paradox by defining the ethical existence in opposition to the traditional Greek rational approach by framing it within a rationalized framework. Perhaps his desire to be that ethical man while being unable to diaregard his need to be rational created his philosophical melancholy. Creating a dichotomy that one cannot reconcile within oneself certainly, at least at a glance, seems a recipe for internal anguish.
One of the most difficult aspects of practicing faith while attempting to be rational is accepting that certain facts amd ideas are unknowable and incomprehensible; to use the gifts of reason and free will, results of being created in God's own image, while submitting to the idea of being unable to grasp the infinite and seemingly paradoxical nature of the omnipotent and supernatural that separates God from his creation.
Choosing to believe, to utilize gifts and talents, but to accept an unscratchable itch of unfathomability is a task and a burden, given unto us almost as if pointing us directly to a need for prayer and meditation through which to know Him and His will, both celebrating our role as children and humbling us in our limitations.
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As an aesthetic man, I really enjoyed the intellectual pleasure I received from watching this video.
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I canβt believe I can access so much quality information and, frankly, wisdom , for free π€·π»ββοΈ modern times are shite when it comes to society and politics and stuff. But on the other hand itβs all good man π€£π Thank you prof. Sugrue ! β€οΈππ»
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this is gold
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I hope your father is doing well. I revisit these lectures often, they are on e pedestal above all others, Professor Sugrue explains in a way that connects directly to anyone. This is education at its finest.
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I'm not sure how God telling Abraham to sacrifice his son would violate the categorial imperative, considering that God was in fact willing to do the same - sacrifice his own eternal Son, Christ the Logos. God wasn't asking Abraham to do something that He himself wouldn't do - This was a prophetic foreshadowing of the incarnation of Christ, where God the Father sends Christ to be a sacrifice to redeem the human race.
There is no other religion in the world where God sacrifices God for the sake of Man, all of the pagan religions sacrifice to the Gods in order to benefit the Gods in some way - and so the true Christian man must be willing to sacrifice himself and his sons for the sake of God, to make even the slightest attempt at reciprocating God, who sacrificed his own Son for the sake of our salvation and deification.
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this guy doesn't utter the word "uh" even once. Man our speaking abilities have fallen so far from 30+ years ago
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Thanks
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35:15 how someone can drop a line that hard, as if it was nothing
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Amazing lecture
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Great lecture thank you π
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What a brilliant speaker
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Superb lecturer
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amazing lecturer
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absolutely brilliant!!!
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@seniorreact9627
2 years ago
Im going to tell my children this is Jordan Peterson
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