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Arguments and Intellectual Meekness

Here is research into argumentation and intellectual meekness. Here you should find reasons here to be assertive about what we believe without being obstinate. In other words, we need to be able to argue for what we believe within the context of relationships rather than arguing for the truth at the expense of them.

A Battle over Sacred Ground: the Knowledges of Evidence and Faith

Intellectual Meekness

Beyond Humility: Intellectual Meekness is a Way of Being (Part 1)

From Humility to Meekness: From Submission to Agency (Part 2)

Arguments Matter

Arguments Matter, Part 1: The Problem With Beliefs

Arguments Matter, Part 2: Being Correct Isn’t Enough

Arguments Matter, Part 3: Practical Tips

A Reason to be Reasonable

Truthiness

About me: I am a career educator and traveler at heart. My written work includes academic writing in philosophy and linguistics, English acquisition, and most intently in the areas of spiritual engagement with reality and what that means for our public lives.

My education is a mixture of formal study in philosophy, political theory, Biblical studies, and history, along with professional teaching certification in TESOL and in cognitive testing, and international teaching.

My travel experiences include a range of countries in Asia, Europe, Africa and North America. I have lived in Canada, the United States, Germany, Saudi Arabia, South Korea and Thailand. From those places I have traveled to many others besides.

I am a child of the 70’s and a “family man.” That means I have two wonderful kids who have been round the world with me.

Lastly, I am married to a wonderful woman since 2004. She is my partner, my friend, and my muse.

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