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Philosophy Beware lest anyone cheat you through philosophy and empty deceit, according to the tradition of men, according to the basic principles of the world, and not according to Christ. (Col. 2:8)

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I got some lectures on medieval philosophy from the Teaching Company and they are great so far. Here is the link: Reason & Faith: Philosophy in the Middle Ages
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Those look soo good. I wish I had extra $$$ That is perhaps the most neglegted period in philosophy. The ancients I've studied because they are the best, the moderns because they are the worst, and influence the world today. An in depth study into what happened between them would be helpful. Enjoy - Grymir
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Those look soo good. I wish I had extra $$$ That is perhaps the most neglegted period in philosophy. The ancients I've studied because they are the best, the moderns because they are the worst, and influence the world today. An in depth study into what happened between them would be helpful. Enjoy - Grymir
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