Philosophy

Philosophy, Science, and Wisdom

Yung Suk Kim, PhD

PHILOSOPHY, PHENOMENOLOGY, AND HERMENEUTICS

• The Architecture of Occurrence
• Faith Cannot Fabricate Facts
• The Ontological Boundary: Living in the Present
• Autobiographical Interpretation
• Reading Scripture, Reading the Self
• The Rawness of the Soul
• The Ultimate Hermeneutic: Why Reading Requires the Self
• Environmental Anthropology
• The Danger of a Singular Order
• Beyond the Page: Why True Reading Requires Looking Inward and Outward
• Self-Exegesis: Why Authentic Preaching Needs a Soul in the Age of AI
• A Human Medium for a Divine Truth: Why Reading Scripture Requires Humility
• Reconceptualizing the Cross: Love, Justice, and the Critique of Penal Substitution in The Passion of the Christ

SCIENCE, FAITH , AND HERMENEUTICS

• Towards an Informed Faith: Redefining Time through Science and John’s Gospel
• Quantum Mechanics and Hermeneutics
• Superposition and Entanglement
• Newtonian Mechanics and Criticisms
• The Decisive Difference between Humans and AI
• Critical Reflections on Time

WISDOM, CULTURE, AND SOCIETY

• What Remains: The Body is Our Ultimate Destiny
• When It Rains, We Meander: The Quiet Call to Look Inside
• Quiet Companions
• Life May Bend, But It Will Never Break
• The Sense of Something
• Christian Ethics at the Crossroads