Philosophy in the Wild
J. Aaron SimmonsI write about existential philosophy for our everyday lives. I focus a lot on outdoor activities such as mountain biking, fishing, and camping. I hope that you will find inspiration here for walking the trails of life and talking together along the way.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 225 | Subscribers | Read | jaaronsimmons.substack.com |
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Lessons Learned From Listening to Critics
When I started this practice/series on “Listening to Critics for Lent,” I genuinely had no idea where it would all go and the particular views I would end up considering. Now that we are at the end of this series, I want to offer a few refl...
Music Mondays: It's Just Better Live
I know I am supposed to be talking about music I am not a fan of during our Lent practice of “listening to critics,” but I am going to deviate today just because last night I took my son (Atticus who is 16 years old) to see MxPx and The Ata...
The Problem(s) with God
The final part of my “Philosophy of Religion” course is called “Challenges to Theism.” In that section, I have my students consider a range of objections to theism so that the last word in the course is one of continued questions and open o...
Three Music Mondays You Might Have Missed
I have spent the past few days enjoying some time with my family during my son’s spring break. Just a couple weeks ago we didn’t have anything planned, but then I realized that Vanessa and I only have two more spring breaks with Atticus bef...
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I am a philosopher, author, speaker, professor, mountain biker, trout fisherman, husband, and father. I am the author of many academic books, but also the popular audience book: "Camping with Kierkegaard."
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