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I miss your Words Of wisdom Sir Ante, I Always keep repeating your craft of living podcast on spotify. Hope you can find time to create more content soon. God bless you 🙏🙏

Your channel is wonderful and super helpful!

No but why did you have to have such a funny mug when i'm trying to be serious and learn!

Thank you , very inspiring both the content and also your presentation.

Wonderful! Thank you very much!

What do you think of reading/interpreting the New Testament through the lens of Gadamer?

Finel keep the good work . Thanksss

I love it. Thank you 😎

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That was a wonderful talk, and it has certainly awakened my interest in Heidegger. Thank you! Your spoken English is excellent, by the way. Your accent is difficult to place. Ist Deutsch ihre Muttersprache?

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If we don’t talk we don’t understand each other. And when we don’t know what’s up we can’t treat us right. And the longer it goes it’s going on. It’s usual trying to overcome this. And to reach a point it feels senseless when there is no change in months and also getting quiet. When you feel hurted and wrong treated immediately and wanna go to war imagine how it must feel having this for month and how frustrating it is getting blamed not to care, being heartless and just playing selfish games. What should be joyfully on this? If you want them closer communicate. Got many try’s in months. If you don’t want them arround let them go. Also this Situation Happend a couple of times. They are not playing tricks on you to give you pain again and again. They giving you new tries. Because you pleased them to stay and how much they mean to you. To say they don’t love you and being responsible for everything went wrong is not fair. They tried to come close, to go away and being just arround and not come closer or to leave. Just being there and not getting in situations that stresses.Nothing was right. But still they offer being there if you decide to move. They will not please you because that proofed has no influence and only brings anger. And if you don’t want to come closer they also don’t stress and accept it. You can decide what you want alone and finally. What’s evil in that? You have freedom of choice. People you don’t wanna talk stay away. And those you like will be there. No war or bad habits, just clearing situation after a long time. And to clear a situation that feels uncomfortable and brings stress and anger is not evil or against you. You

Thank you Professor: nice job explaining and relating to real life!

You made Gadamer come alive! Dialogue is our joint attempt to discover together the ground of our shared being or the real presence of the living God. You teach me that Gadamer’s is a wholistic hermeneutic of self transcendence. Thank thank you!

I can relate to what you talked about in the first few minutes on feeling a bit "homeless". As an Afrikaans speaking South African language is also very important for me. I did my Honours in Philosophy on Gadamer.

Excellent lecture which discusses the hermeneutic and epistemic depths of worldviews.

Please talk about Gadamer

I liked your video so much! I've been trying to look for a instructional vid similar to yours that informs the ideas in this vid. 🩺 The descriptions at 1:13 is my favorite. Your explanation reminds me of the content of Dr. Ethan! Dr's videos are knowledgable and he actually helped me a lot on my wellness. He is an educational med student in Europe and he explains diabetes and conditions! I recommend you check out his page out and give the medical student a subscribe! ➡️ #DrEthanMedicine

Thank you! I am looking forward to the next episode! I think one reason for why the building of mental fortitude appears difficult or is by some perceived as illusionary has to do with the fact that it is perceived as a means to or at least essential ingredient for building a well formed character. Because there is this apparent causal relationship (mental toughness builds character) we are inclined to envision the relationship as methodological. This, however, is the problem - I think. Apparent causalities cannot always be translated into methodologies (this is sometimes also true for scholarship and other realms of life). I would claim, that for most of us, the development of mental toughness did not take place in a conscious way, nor did we have character building in mind. Rather, it was a side-effect of playing soccer, climbing a mountain top, playing ice hockey, preparing for tough exams in school, orienteering runs, playing in an orchestra, skiing, having to finish ones plate at dinner, preparing for going to church early in the morning, etc. In all this we got lost, consumed, mesmerized, or ritualized by the thing we were doing. We were not aware of the pain and discipline we forced upon us in order to pursue what we aimed at. I remember, for example, that as a little team of pathfinders (ca. 14/15 years old) we were running 30+km non-stop during an orienteering run, crossing creeks, climbing trees, etc. just for the sake of competing with others. Only in the end we realized how much suffering we went through. Or as part of our churches annual night hikes we kids loved to be dropped in unknown villages about 20km away from the church in the dark night, with just a bottle of water, a head lamp, and a map in our hands. Running back to church over mountains, fields, forests. And when we arrived we did not even think about the fact that we had mentally and physically suffered, were sometimes dehydrated during the activity, etc... The only thing we had in mind: "Yes, we did it!". The same applies to making music, memorizing poems, etc. If you focus on building mental toughness it is likely you won't develop it. Some things you cannot get by trying to get them. Methodology is usually not a straight path that follows along the line of causalities. The quality of a good pedagogue is that she realizes this. She knows that the path to the good life is usually disguised... This is an essential truth about the beauty and meaning of life.

Love this! Thank you, professor.

Possibly my favorite episode yet. Listened to it on Spotify. Nietzsche's observation of truth as an interrupter to our preferred illusions is painfully accurate. I am encouraged by one author who observes followers of Jesus intellectually and spiritually "settling into the truth." In other words, followers of Jesus allow truth to shatter their illusions and lies of preference, and then choose to follow the way of truth. Thanks for the episode!

Really excellent complement to my study of Nietzsche. Thanks!

Greetings sir Jeroncic Praise God......We have been blessed with all your insights on artist Vivindi. I represent a group of young men (4 of us)seventh day adventist here in a small town in Philippine this series has been helpful for us....i would like to ask is there is anyway i can contact you personally? Email or anything of that sort...we need some guidance and avices....thankyou sir....God bless you.

Excellent. Thank you! To me Nietzsche's critique has also a beautiful side. If one is willing one can see him call for a humanity that wills a truly humane truth. It has allowed me to think out of the box, not as a rebellious mind, but a serving mind that explores the culture creating possibilities within the domain of created reality. To me Nietzsche's can restore the intended braveity and courage that YHWH calls out Adam to have as he is called to rule the earth as a caretaker.

Thank you so much for this fantastic episode and review of your values. I did this exercise when I first started in my position but i did not go into the level of depth that I really should have. This has inspired me to revisit and write them down in my journal. I am also definitely interested in learning your methodologies with Evernote and other digital tools that aide in honing one’s craft for living. Thank you for sharing psalms 139! Great content and really well produced.

So glad you are doing this. Ever since the old Hinsdale days I've always envisioned you sharing content to the world in some way. I agree it would be awesome with a guest or panel discussion.

Dear friend, excellent idea and approach (UA-cam). I enjoy your channel so far and I am learning new things. Simple language, understandable to everyone. Keep it going. All blessings.

'Artis Vivendi' was one of my greatest discoveries this month. Keep up the great work!

Did Kierkegaard write about hedonic adaptation in his 1843 book Repetition?

Super helpful. Is it possible to get a bibliography of the books you mention? Or a place where we can access just the audio file in the form of a podcast? I mostly listen while I drive and exercise

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Thanks for the good discussion about Søren Kierkegaard. I enjoyed it.

Dr Jeroncic, this was an excellent presentation - I look forward to more of your thoughts.

thanks Ante!

I think at least an element of the art of living is found in a improvised version of "The Game" that Queen performed live at The Bowl in '82, with Freddie Mercury singing, "Play it the way you like it." One thing I've (re) discoreved in my own life is if I can play the game of life the way I like it, I'd rather be out in nature photographing wildlife, instead of hiding between four walls behind my computer, as I am, ironically, doing right now.

Mr Bell, if you remember him from Helderberg College, said in class that we should not be so heavenly minded that we are no earthly good. I wonder if it's possible to be so philosophically minded that one is practically no good.

I’m looking forward to more videos! I’m really happy you started this channel. I feel like I’m taking another class from you.

Yes. Dr. Jeroncic. Thanks for this channel. I’m closely following your videos.

“I’m interested in questions . . . about life . . . about truth.” Love it. I miss your classes and mind, sir. Thanks for starting this channel. ~Paul-Anthony

I'm so glad that I can keep learning with you on my learning journey!