Yasmine Mohammed, Andrew Gold, Ashley Frawley, & Rana Mallah Play Spectrum Street Epistemology
Yasmine Mohammed, Andrew Gold, Ashley Frawley, & Rana Mallah play Spectrum Street Epistemology in London. Topics include religious extremism, feminism, and more.
Yasmine Mohammed is a human rights campaigner advocating for the rights of women in Muslim-majority countries. She is the author of "Unveiled: How Western Liberals Empower Radical Islam".
Andrew Gold is a former BBC presenter and host of "Heretics." on YouTube. Andrew's channel & Peter's recent interview on his show, "Heretics":
Ashley Frawley is a sociologist, lecturer, author, and COO of Sublation Media.
Rana Mallah is an economist and consultant.
What exactly is “epistemology”? The definition, the theory of knowledge, isn’t really a definition IMHO. Digging deeper it says it’s the study of how we “know” something vs “believe” something but aren’t both based on the same principles of observation, testing and being able to reproduce and if so why is one something e “know” vs something we “believe” like with how humankind came to exits?
Evolutionists say the we “know” that man evolved and yet how does one test that and/or reproduce that any more than how does a believer in Creation test or reproduce that? We aren’t at the technological level of being able to test and reproduce these so really aren’t both theories based on what we observe be it observation of history, teachings and or fossils? For Christians the Creation theory is based on what they observer and isn’t something that comes from nothing. As far as I know there’ been no finding of fossils of that famous missing link. I know there’s been a few proclaimed findings that later were debunked or are still in question. Had they actually found that fossil that would still raise the question of why has it taken so long to find just one of these when the missing link is so critical to complete the evolutionary puzzle? How is it we can find plenty of fossil of pre- missing link and after but that one that ties them together is sooo elusive?
Aren’t the theory or creation and of Evolution really what we “believe” more so than what we “know”? I believe both are feasible explanations for life on a planet. I lean towards creationism because unlike most atheists I don’t see it as some magic man in the clouds which I personally think is very derogatory for evolutionists to claim. If Christianity was about the belief that a higher dimensional being or just a far, FAR more advanced being seeded life on this planet and then provided some help along the way in the form of something non-advanced humans could comprehend like a God, I doubt the evolutionists would be so critical of the theory.
So what exactly is epistemology without saying it’s the theory of knowledge?
Thanks Peter
Wonderful interview, all the way around. Thank you for posting. …
Also, I believe Israeli Arabs comprise approximately 10% of Israel’s population.