In this course at Christ College Dr. Bahnsen continues the discussion of Western thought, exploring the late Middle Ages through Kant. The intellectual and social challenges of our own day trace back to developments in this significant period [1400-1800]. Champions the Reformation worldview, while offering great presuppositional insights and internal critiques of unbiblical philosophies.Individual CDs in AlbumGB1362a--Review and RecapGB1362b--Review and Recap; GB1363a--Review AncientGB1363b--Review Ancient; GB1364--RenaissanceGB1365--Renaissance (cont.)GB1366--Renaissance (cont.)GB1367--Renaissance (cont.)GB1368--ReformationGB1369--Reformation (cont.)GB1370--Calvin-HobbesGB1371--Calvin-Hobbes (cont.)GB1372--HobbesGB1373--Continental RationalismGB1374--Continental Rationalism (cont.)GB1375--Continental Rationalism (cont.)GB1376--Continental Rationalism (cont.)GB1377--British EmpiricismGB1378a--British Empiricism (cont.) GB1378b--British Empiricism (cont.)GB1379--British Empiricism (cont.)GB1380a--British Empiricism (Hume)GB1380b--British Empiricism; GB1381--British Empiricism (Hume) (cont.)GB1382a--EnlightenmentGB1382b--Enlightenment; GB1383a--Enlightenment and Loss of ConfidenceGB1383b--Enlightenment and Loss of ConfidenceGB1384a--KantGB1384b--Kant GB1385--Kant (cont.)PDF of course outline