Plurality of Pluralisms
Below is the correct version of the article that has appeared with faulty typesetting here:
http://www.alhikmah.org/Pdf/vol1.pdf
I hope that in the not too distant future this will be corrected in the pdf available on-line at the address above.
In the meantime, I can offer this:
http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0BzsHYCeFSiirMmZkNjcxZWQtMDNkMS00MTYwLWE1NGUtZGFiZDIyOGE1YWZh&hl=en
http://www.alhikmah.org/Pdf/vol1.pdf
I hope that in the not too distant future this will be corrected in the pdf available on-line at the address above.
In the meantime, I can offer this:
http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0BzsHYCeFSiirMmZkNjcxZWQtMDNkMS00MTYwLWE1NGUtZGFiZDIyOGE1YWZh&hl=en
Labels: philosophy of religion, pluralism
posted by Hajj Muhammad Legenhausen at 9:57 AM
1 Comments:
Dr. Legenhausen,
I run an interfaith interview podcast for which I have interviewed many philosophers, historians, and scientists about religion and morality. The goal of my podcast is much like the title of your blog: Peace Through Understanding. I give my guests lots of time to explain their views.
I would like very much to interview you for my podcast.
Past guests include:
>> Roger Trigg: philosopher at Oxford University
>> Tim Mawson: philosopher and theologian at Oxford University
>> Greg Ganssle: philosopher at Yale University
>> Ruth Chang: moral philosopher at Rutgers University
>> Don Loeb: moral philosopher at the University of Vermont
>> Stephen Finlay: moral philosopher at University of Southern California
>> Wes Morriston: Christian philosopher at University of Colorado, Boulder
>> Graham Oppy: philosopher of religion at Monash University
>> Evan Fales: philosopher of religion at the University of Iowa
>> Gregory Dawes: Bible scholar and philosopher of religion at University of Otago
If you're interested, please contact me at lukeprog [at] Gmail.com.
Thanks!
Luke Muehlhauser
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