Month: August 2008

Nathan Richardson There is a classic problem in religious philosophy that I want to introduce and briefly address: the problem

Jeffrey Thayne Agency is arguably one of the most crucial doctrines of the restored gospel. Richard Williams, in his paper

Nathan Richardson One of the most intriguing and enigmatic doctrines of the Restoration is the doctrine of intelligence. Sometimes the

Jeffrey Thayne Science often parades itself as the search for truth, or the the search for an understanding of what

Summary Nathan Richardson I began the introduction to this series with a quote by Gerald Lund. Whether he recognizes it

Jeffrey Thayne Today, I would like to consider two different genres of fiction: fantasy and science fiction. The way in

Intent and Purpose Nathan Richardson In a series of previous posts beginning with “There Are No One-ended Sticks,” I described

Jeffrey Thayne Nathan has been writing an excellent series on two very different paradigms of human intent; he has contrasted

Jeffrey Thayne In recent posts, I have responded to the claim that God’s embodiment limits or constrains God’s power over

Morality Nathan Richardson In a previous post, “What Makes Me a ‘Me’?” I described two conflicting assumptions about the nature