Linda Zagzebski

Philosophers Gettier, Goldman, and Zagzebski discuss if justified true belief equals knowledge. They delve into Gettier problems, challenges to traditional epistemology, skepticism, inferences, reliableism theory, and internalist vs. externalist justifications of beliefs.

Linda Zagzebski, expert in omnisubjectivity and panentheism, discusses exploring God's subjective nature, divine empathy, and the intersection of subjectivity and objectivity. The conversation touches on the limits of human empathy, contemporary debates in religious epistemology, and God's ability to withhold knowledge.

Dr. Linda Zagzebski, a prominent philosopher and author of 'The Two Greatest Ideas,' dives into the intertwining of our understanding of the universe and individual consciousness. She discusses how ancient thinkers like Thales laid the groundwork for modern thought. Zagzebski explores the analogy of God as an author and its impact on literature. The conversation also addresses the complexities of self-awareness, autonomy, and the tension between individual rights and the common good, showcasing philosophy's vital role in shaping our cultural landscape.