Letter to the Editor
March 21, 2018[…] Science and religion are both serious subjects and worth further thought, but not together. One is the world of natural law, the other is the world of the supernatural. Trying to understand one by […]
[…] Science and religion are both serious subjects and worth further thought, but not together. One is the world of natural law, the other is the world of the supernatural. Trying to understand one by […]
[…] the county fair. Erval Feldsted had a warm spot for schemes like this. No reason in the world why his children should feel bad that other dads took their kids to baseball games. If […]
[…] BYU professor of philosophy David L. Paulsen to identify Joseph Smith’s possible contributions to the Christian theological world, replied, “Too often, in my view, Christian theologians are content to reflect on how we are […]
[…] provided love and support but also emerged in the national media as the public face of an idealized mid-twentieth-century American family—white, privileged, patriotic, with mother as homemaker, father as breadwinner, surrounded by attractive, well-mannered offspring.
[…] tide . . . an exhilarating sense of discovery, a utopian hope that women might change the world.” Laurel Thatcher Ulrich With the recent momentous reduction of the minimum age for female missionaries, the […]
[…] Radical Novelty of “Christ”: A Hermeneutic Proposition When the Book of Mormon was first published to the world, much was made of its doctrinal congruence with the Bible. On one point, however, it was […]
[…] knows of our loneliness and longing and sorrows over our broken hearts and weeps over our broken world, wouldn’t she (doesn’t she?) at least equally do the same? If faith and reason tell us […]
[…] knows of our loneliness and longing and sorrows over our broken hearts and weeps over our broken world, wouldn’t she (doesn’t she?) at least equally do the same? If faith and reason tell us […]
[…] names, names, and legitimacy in the Latter-day Saint context extends back to the early history of the World Wide Web. In this section, I show how the development of lds.org and mormon.org illustrate this […]
[…] early phases of what is going to become known as the Book of Mormon Wars. Act III: Breaking Past Apologetics As I mentioned, apologetics is really heating up, with two major camps. One who […]