By Leonard Peikoff
From 1995 to 1999, Objectivist philosopher Leonard Peikoff hosted a radio talk show, “The Leonard Peikoff Show.” In this, the second of a two-part 1999 episode, Peikoff revisits issues raised in the first show and extends the discussion on the best arguments for the existence of God. Encouraging listeners to formulate the most compelling arguments they have heard and challenging them to answer those arguments if they can, Peikoff discusses all of the most popular arguments for God, including:
- The ontological argument (St. Anselm’s argument)
- The argument from morality
- Pascal’s wager
- The argument from justice (Kant’s argument)
- The argument from predictions
- The argument from miracles
- The argument from the “sixth sense”
- The argument from design
- The first cause or prime mover argument
February 1999
(MP3 download; 71 min., 50.77 MB)
The description of this product has not necessarily been reviewed or approved by Leonard Peikoff.
