I should have done this earlier. I hope to have great fun on this board, speaking my mind and hearing what others have to say. Philosophy and Religion are my two most important things. I have studied both extensively, and hope to move on soon through College to get a Doctorate in Philosophy. I want to write and teach in a University.
My favorite topics are: God, Time, and Space.
My favorite Philosophers: Kant, Leibniz.
[INDENT]I love Kant's Critiques, and find Leibniz interesting.
[/INDENT]My background is: Christian Philosophy and Apologetics.
Please treat me well. I hope to enjoy our time together! :bigsmile:
I am looking forward to reading your contributions to our many discussions here. I commend your desire to teach philosophy, since it is so terribly needed in these unthinking times.
A very warm welcome to the Philforums!
Regards,
John
Yes indeed you sound like a most desireable additon to our community here, welcome aboard invulnerable, make yourself at home! I am certain you will enjoy yourself here, and certainly you will be enjoyed. boagie
Ah, VideCorSpoon, I have tried Locke, but I find it fairly difficult. I should try again, though, since he has contributed quite a bit to philosophy. Oh, and thank you for the suggestion. I will see what my school has to offer in that way.
You share something in common with me. I am currently going through philosophy and ancient Greek with a plan to receive a PhD and teach philosophy at the university level.
Welcome to the forums and I look forward to some interesting conversations.
Ah, thank you. It is nice to find people who share my interests.
According to a recent study by my intuition, by devoting a life to philosophy you have pretty much eliminated 99.98% of people that could potentially share your interests.
Yeah, Theaetetus, I have noticed that it is a lonely life. When people stand in line at McDonald's and mention some basic philosophical concept, and you say, "You can only explain a priori concepts with empirical language..." You don't make many friends.
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