Skeptics and Believers: Religious Debate in the Western Intellectual Tradition  (Great Courses, No. 4670)
Professor Tyler Roberts is a Professor of Religious Studies at Grinnell College. Package Content: 36 Lectures, 30 minutes per lecture on 6 DVDs. LECTURES 1-12: Religion and Modernity; From Suspicion to the Premodern Cosmos; From Catholicism to Protestantism; Scientific Revolution and Descartes; Descartes and Modern Philosophy; Enlightenment and Religion; Natural Religion and Its Critics; Kant--Religion and Moral Reason; Kant, Romanticism, and Pietism; Schleiermacher--Relition and Experience; Hegel--Religion, Spiritm and History; Theology and the Challenge of History. LECTURES 13-24: 19th Century Christian Modernists; 19th Century Christian Antimodernists; Judaism and Modernity; Kierkegaard's Faith; Kiekegaard's Paradox; 19th Century Suspicion and Feuerbach; Marx--Religion as False Consciousness; Nietzsche and the Genealogy of Morals; Nietzsche--Religion and the Ascetic Ideal; Freud--Religion as Neurosis; Barth and the End of Liberal Theology; Theology and Suspicion. LECTURES 25-36: Protestant Theology after Barth; 20th Century Catholicism; Modern Jewish Philosophy; Post-Holocaust Theology; Liberation Theology; Secular and Postmodern Theologies; Postmodernism and Tradition; Fundamentalism and Islamism; New Atheisms; Religion and Rationality; Pluralisms--Religious and Secular; Faith, Suspicion, and Modernity.