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This episode is about how philosophers prove the existence of God and whether these proofs work. Take part in our contest (01:22)!
Moderator:
Anton Kuznetsov - Ph.D., Research Associate of the MCCS at the Faculty of Philosophy of Moscow State University.
Guest:
Evgeny Loginov - Candidate of Philosophical Sciences, MCCS employee at the Faculty of Philosophy of Moscow State University, editor-in-chief of the magazine "Date Compote".
Timecodes:
00:00 - Introduction
01:22 - Competition “... checkmate atheists”
02:05 - Conversation plan
02:41 - The ideal of rational knowledge and proof of the existence of God
05:42 - Proofs of God and pagan philosophy
07:21 - What or who is God?
10:37 - Classification of the proofs of God
12:52 - Ontological argument: existence as one of the perfections of God
15:06 - Monk Gavnilo and objections to the ontological argument
18:03 - God as a necessary entity
20:02 - Removal of the concept of existence from the set of perfections
21:00 - On modern versions of ontological arguments
22:57 - Does the ontological argument require that existence be caused by the power of thought?
25:02 - Proofs of God from the world to being. God as the first cause
26:02 - An argument from necessity and chance
27:11 - Criticism of the argument from the root cause
30:49 - Problems of argument from necessity and chance
32:18 - Inductive Proof of God
33:50 - Problems of inductive proof
35:56 - The hypothesis of God is elegant when there is chaos
39:57 - God's Moral Proofs and His Redundancy for Morality
42:49 - Proofs of God through testimonies of experience and miracles
46:11 - Criticism of evidence from personal experience
46:47 - The appearance of God and his illusion in experience. The problem of knowledge.
50:34 - The main opponents of God's proofs are believers
53:17 - Who is more rational theists or atheists?
55:53 - The burden of proof improves the position of atheists
57:18 - The status of atheists and theists in relation to intellectual privilege
01:00:23 - Summary
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