Latter-day Saint Philosopher

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

Jeffrey Thayne I was recently rereading Mere Christianity and found a passage that eloquently expresses an idea I hinted at

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

Jeffrey Thayne The phrase unconditional love is familiar to us and is in common use in today’s society. It is

Nathan Richardson Philosophy can be divided into several branches that address different issues, such as metaphysics (“What is real?”) or

Jeffrey Thayne My friend Nathan brought to my attention a pedagogically useful example that illustrates an idea I have tried

Jeffrey Thayne We habitually consider the university to be an institution of higher learning, that is, a place where students

Jeffrey Thayne I recently read an article by Ed Gantt and Stan Knapp entitled “Marriage: Of Contracts, Commitments, and Covenants.”

Nathan Richardson In a previous post, “The Essence of Marriage,” I responded to a review of a book on marriage.1

Jeffrey Thayne Does having an honor code at BYU remove the students’ agency? Dallin H. Oaks had something to say