Author: Nathan Richardson

The Nature of Self Nathan Richardson In a previous post, “There Are No One-ended Sticks,” I quoted Gerald N. Lund

Introduction Nathan Richardson Expect Implications Gerald N. Lund makes an important point about how the various areas of philosophy affect

Nathan Richardson In a previous post, “‘Self-evident’ Premises of Science,” I cited six premises listed in the opening essay of

Nathan Richardson In the opening essay of the BYU physical science textbook, the authors included a section on some of

Nathan Richardson In a previous post (Alternative Breathing Styles), I explained that the LDS church’s position against the practice of

Nathan Richardson One thing that is not often understood by proponents of the homosexual lifestyle is the motivations of those

Nathan Richardson In a previous post, “Covenants and Contracts“, Jeff explained that when we define a covenant as “a two-way

Nathan Richardson In a previous post (The Essence of Marriage), I responded to a book review about the definition of

Nathan Richardson In a previous post, “Your Spiritual Nose,” I suggested that people too often dismiss the spiritual senses as

Nathan Richardson Empirical means “depending upon experience or observation alone.”1 Thus, empiricism is defined as “the doctrine that all knowledge