Latter-day Saint Philosopher

Nathan Richardson For the first part of this satirical conversation, read “A Modest Lifestyle Proposal.” In it, two people converse

Nathan Richardson In 1729, Jonathan Swift wrote a satirical piece called “A Modest Proposal,” in which he facetiously suggests that

Jeffrey Thayne In Plato, we saw a tension between two different accounts of law: one as an imperfect, man-made set

Jeffrey Thayne In our age, science has attained a respected status that has largely gone unchallenged. I suspect there are

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Jeffrey Thayne Before we discuss Aristotle’s thoughts on law, we must consider for a moment the purpose of law. Robin

Jeffrey Thayne Last weekend, I posted notes from my philosophy of law class on this site. The post was quite

Nathan Richardson Put in …Out comes … 2 4 5 7 6 8 Pattern MyNumber + 2 When I was

Jeffrey Thayne Today, we hear a lot about the importance of self-confidence and self-esteem. Where does this concept originate? Well,

Nathan Richardson In a previous post (Restored Doctrines and Free Will), I explained that the Lord apparently revealed the doctrine