Latter-day Saint Philosopher

Nathan Richardson Example of a complaint based on misunderstanding. e.g., Mormons are taught that obedience is a virtue in and

Jeffrey Thayne Early Greek philosophers saw reason as the conduit through which human beings could access the unchanging certainties of

Obedience versus Repentance. Sin definitely interrupts the steady growth that comes with obedience, but where exactly does repentance lead to?

Jeffrey Thayne Kelsen presented what he called the “Pure Theory of Law.” He believed that his theory was free from

Jeffrey Thayne Legal realists present a very interesting and compelling claim: what qualifies as law is not what legislators enact,

Jeffrey Thayne According to Letwin, Thomas Aquinas’s work was designed to reconcile scriptural truth with the philosophy of Aristotle. The

George Kelly’s Theory of Personality, Part 1 Jeffrey Thayne I enjoy studying and reading George Kelly’s ideas, and many of

Nathan Richardson In a previous post (Dynamic and Active Being), Jeff explained a fundamental difference between two ancient worldviews. For

Blah blah blah When traditional Christians hear us say the fall is necessary, they are horrified because they think we

Jeffrey Thayne Plato introduced an important tension in the history of the philosophy of law: Is law a human invention,