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.
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A Phenomenology of Faith and Reason
I have to write an essay by the end of July for the Oxford Handbook for Phenomenology and Religion. I am just now getting started (if any of you are friends with Neal DeRoo - who is editing it, please don’t tell him!!!). My chapter is on th...
"Life is pain, highness"
You are probably familiar with the famous scene in The Princess Bride where Buttercup tells Westley (who, at the time, she thinks is The Dread Pirate Roberts) that he “mocks her pain.” To which Westley responds, “Life is pain, highness. Any...
The Outdoor Type: Evan Dando and the Art of the Cover Song
Hello Friends, whenever I can bring you guest posts by my friend and trusted interlocutor, Brett Land, I am thrilled to do so.
Brett Land
Brett holds a Ph.D. in religious studies and is one of the best thinkers I know. He has a standing...
Fun as Performed Resistance
Years ago I was talking with a friend of mine about the bizarre phenomenon of “Soundcloud Rappers" - which were all the rage back then. I genuinely hated that sort of rap and just found it to be incredibly dumb. My friend, who was dramatica...
Why Christians Should be Critical Theorists
Earlier this week I had the opportunity to be a guest on a Conservative Christian podcast. The question that they invited me (and some other guests) to consider was whether postmodernism and critical theory are hinderances or obstacles to C...
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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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