The Consequences of Ideas
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1. Thales


23:43
2. Monism and Pluralism


25:12
3. Parmenides, Heraclitus, and Zeno


25:34
4. Socrates


23:23
5. Plato (Part 1)


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6. Plato (Part 2)


23:12
7. Aristotle (Part 1)


23:25
8. Aristotle (Part 2)


23:28
9. Plotinus and Neo-Platonism


24:31
10. Augustine


23:23
11. Anselm


24:16
12. Aquinas (Part 1)


23:52
13. Aquinas (Part 2)


24:34
14. The Renaissance Revolution


23:30
15. Descartes


24:11
16. Descartes and "Cause and Effect"


23:56
17. Leibniz


23:48
18. Pascal


23:57
19. Locke


24:18
20. Crisis in the 18th Century (Part 1)


20:26
21. Crisis in the 18th Century (Part 2)


23:29
22. Berkeley and Empiricism


24:23
23. Hume (Part 1)


25:44
24. Hume (Part 2)


23:58
25. The Enlightenment (Part 1)


25:14
26. The Enlightenment (Part 2)


24:47
27. Kant (Part 1)


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28. Kant (Part 2)


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29. Hegel


23:37
30. Marx


25:08
31. Kierkegaard


23:26
32. Nietzsche


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33. Sartre and Heidegger


24:28
34. Russell


23:15
35. Modern Philosophers


Kant (Part 1)
Where is the beginning of knowledge? What must be in order for knowledge to be? Most of us don't ponder questions like these, but philosophers like Immanuel Kant did. In the eighteenth century, he challenged the classical arguments for the existence of God. The effects of his critique are still felt today. In this message, Dr. Sproul teaches us Kant's thoughts that ultimately caused one of the most significant revolutions in world history.
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