Philosophy in the Wild
J. Aaron Simmons, (Re)thinking Faith, Zachary JollyI 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 | 218 | Subscribers | Read | jaaronsimmons.substack.com |
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What's So Wrong with Whataboutism?
One of my absolutely least favorite rhetorical moves in contemporary discourse is “Whataboutism.” You know this move - it’s when some representative of group X makes a claim having to do with moral action or some other normative social beha...
Music Mondays: U2's "Days of Ash"
In keeping with my “Listening to Critics for Lent,” for this week’s Music Mondays I asked my good friend, and big U2 fan, Brandon Brown, to do a reflection on the new U2 EP, “Days of Ash.” I asked him to do this because as much as I know th...
College Is Just About Jobs (?)
For this installment of Listening to Critics for Lent, I want to consider something that is very near and dear to my heart. I have spent my entire adult life in higher education. I was in college and graduate school for 12 years and now hav...
Midweek Rejoinder to My Music Mondays about Trap Rap
The whole point of “Listening to Critics for Lent” is that we can actively invest ourselves in taking seriously the best reasons for views with which we disagree. The hope is that doing so makes it much harder to dismiss critics as either i...
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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."
(Re)thinking Faith is a Theology/Philosophy podcast hosted by Josh Patterson.
"The work of the eyes is done. Go now and do heartwork on the images imprisoned within you." -Rilke
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