views Stephen Beach on his book The Drama of Metaphysics: An Exploration into the Psychological Power of Worldviews.

Western Philosophy has been a 2500-year conversation attempting to understand the reality which lies beyond the changing physical appearances of the world. This perennial metaphysical discussion provided the West with a framework for its beliefs, politics, morality, and common values. In the 20th century, this conversation was rejected in favor of new Materialist ideologies like Methodological Naturalism, Nazism, Nihilism, Communism, and Transhumanism. The success of these experiments in ideology hinge, though, on one central problem: Can man really be shaped into the image of his own making, or will his metaphysical identity always make a return?

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Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/author-to-author--4129285/support.1e:T485,In this episode of Author to Author, guest host Kiki Latimer interviews Stephen Beach on his book The Drama of Metaphysics: An Exploration into the Psychological Power of Worldviews.

Western Philosophy has been a 2500-year conversation attempting to understand the reality which lies beyond the changing physical appearances of the world. This perennial metaphysical discussion provided the West with a framework for its beliefs, politics, morality, and common values. In the 20th century, this conversation was rejected in favor of new Materialist ideologies like Methodological Naturalism, Nazism, Nihilism, Communism, and Transhumanism. The success of these experiments in ideology hinge, though, on one central problem: Can man really be shaped into the image of his own making, or will his metaphysical identity always make a return?

https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/dramaofmetaphysics/

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