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If you read my last post you were introduced to the poet and philosopher Allama Iqbal and his argument for the reality of both religious and scientific empirical knowledge.  That particular post referenced a conversation with some of my Introduction to Philosophy students.  Now it’s time to go a little deeper and, accordingly, talk about conversations with one of my best former students […]

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