Jeffrey Thayne – Page 7 – Latter-day Saint Philosopher

Is it loving to be indifferent to the choices of others?

Love is not incompatible with moral discernment, and God shows His love by correcting us and guiding us.

Expressive individualism assumes that personal authenticity is our highest priority.

SPOILER ALERT: This analysis includes mild Episode 1 and early season spoilers. THE GOOD PLACE is a fun take on

SPOILER ALERT: This analysis explores important plot details that will spoil the movie for those who have not yet seen

WONDER WOMAN gives us heroes, heroines, and and thought-provoking themes the rival most other films in the superhero genre. I

This entry is part 17 of 17 in the series Who Is Truth?

In this chapter, we answer questions that readers may have about the differences between idea-truth and person-truth. Isn’t God subject

This entry is part 16 of 17 in the series Who Is Truth?

The central distinction of this book is between the idea view of truth and the person view of truth. This

This entry is part 15 of 17 in the series Who Is Truth?

Further readings about Truth as a Person Brent D. Slife, “C.S. Lewis: Drawn by the Truth Made Flesh,” in Andrew

This entry is part 13 of 17 in the series Who Is Truth?

The idea view of truth serves as the foundation for most modern scientific and scholarly discourse. Latter-day Saints are invested

This entry is part 12 of 17 in the series Who Is Truth?

How we think about truth (and how we think about sin) influences how we think about Christ’s sacrifice for us.