Not sure if anybody here is interested, but my Philosophy and Religion proff posts all of his lectures online. I figured I'd post them here in case anybody was interested in just doing a bit of learning on their own time. I realize it isn't going to be the same experience as actually being in his class... but the material is there so if anybody cares to read it, here it is.

http://www.colorado.edu/philosophy/wes/1600-pdfs/

Also, he posts new pdfs after every class... so as the year progresses you can check back and see whats new. The class is interesting as hell, and although the slides don't nearly do him the credit he deserves, you might find them worth a read.

I'm still waiting for your post refuting mine in the thread on moral relativism. :p

I'm still waiting for your post refuting mine in the thread on moral relativism. :p

I'm sorry... I don't recall.

If you care to create a thread and point me in the right direction, I'll be sure to explain it nice and slow for you. :D

I'm sorry... I don't recall.

If you care to create a thread and point me in the right direction, I'll be sure to explain it nice and slow for you. :D

http://www.totse.com/community/showthread.php?t=2045855

Not sure if anybody here is interested, but my Philosophy and Religion proff posts all of his lectures online. I figured I'd post them here in case anybody was interested in just doing a bit of learning on their own time. I realize it isn't going to be the same experience as actually being in his class... but the material is there so if anybody cares to read it, here it is.



Thanks:)