Philosophy
Atheism and Radical Skepticism: Ibn Taymiyyah’s Epistemic Critique
A new must read article from the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research. Read it here
NEW: 3 Minute Academic Soundbites (wherein I shamelessly promote good books)
Objective: to read short extracts from some of my favourite academic works by authors I admire. Today’s reading is from the utterly brilliant book: ‘The Quran and the Secular Mind: A Philosophy of Islam’ by Dr Shabbir Akhtar of Oxford… Read More ›
SIR ROGER THE GADFLY by Hamza Yusuf Hanson
Published today on First Things I first met Sir Roger Scruton (1944–2020) some years ago, at a conference on the pernicious effects of pornography. I presented a paper addressing the root cause of the plague ravaging societies worldwide: lust. When… Read More ›
Sir Roger Scruton’s office in his Wiltshire farmhouse. This is one idea of heaven.
Which is to say, if heaven does not look like this, I will be disappointed.
Blogging Theology is now on Facebook
Bismillāh. Today we begin a new journey in the ever changing story of Blogging Theology: http://www.facebook.com/groups/bloggingtheology Our mission: to publish quality work by Muslims, Christians and others on matters to do with theology and associated subjects to encourage respectful interfaith… Read More ›
Quranic cosmology and science
The Quranic, like the biblical, world-view conflicts with the scientific perspective which assumes that the cosmos is a self-contained set of patterned empirical sequences intelligible to us in terms of natural causality; the spatio-temporal continuum is subject to discoverable lawful… Read More ›
The Ontological Argument
I love this argument 🙂
The Oxford Handbook of Islamic Philosophy
Just £32.99 on Amazon prime. Delivered to me today. This is a very high class work of scholarship on a fascinating subject. It is fascinating to see how Islamic thinkers tackled many of the same philosophical questions as their Christian… Read More ›
