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Monthly Archives: August 2008
The Parallel Universe of Evangelical Christianity
Hello, Everyone! This post comes from one our favorite contributors, David Clark. He gets around the bloggernacle and apparently he gets around the larger theological universe, as well. I think you’ll enjoy this post. I know I did when I … Continue reading
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Forgetting Morality
I’m sure we’re all very familiar with the advice that Pres. Hinkley’s father gave to him shortly after Pres. Hinkley arrived in England on his mission and was feeling a little down and out: “Forget yourself and get to work!”. … Continue reading
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Saints and Soldiers on Hulu
Among the LDS films worth watching is 2003′s Saints and Soldiers. I’m sure it’s been discussed around the Naccle several times, so google if you’re interested. I liked the film. And now you can watch it for free, from Hulu.com. … Continue reading
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Take your tithing and have a kegger, thus saith the Lord?!
In spite of the prophetic statement in D&C 89 that the Word of Wisdom was given because of conditions particular to our own time, many LDS read it back into the scriptures in one form or another. “Wine,” for example, … Continue reading
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Compartmentalizing the Bracket and the Problem of Creep
A little while ago TT wrote about a debate in the field of Religious Studies concerning the role of personal judgment in scholarship. “Bracketing” one’s judgment, meant withholding a pronouncement of “superstitious”, “backward”, or even “good or bad” on the people … Continue reading
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Get Thee to a Grad School
In recent weeks both TT and Chris have each made controversial posts. By this I mean no criticism, but simply that each has created entries on “hot” issues that invite responses from a wide variety of readers. I could tell … Continue reading
Posted in Marginalia, Personal Issues
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Children and SSM: An Analysis of “The Divine Institution of Marriage”
As far as I know, FPR has never had a SSM post, and I think that we are somewhat proud of that fact. Despite this record, I am so confused by the document that the Church put out today, called … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Politics, Sexuality
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On Criticism
I think that it is important to discuss a technical term in LDS culture as it overlaps with a term in academic discourse: criticism. This term and its related forms (critical, critic, etc) is extremely important concept in both worlds, … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon Culture
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Pick Romney….Please
With the Olympics started it looks like all of the VP chatter will have to wait until after the Summer Olympics. The question had been whether or not McCain, or Obama, or both would announce there veep choice before … Continue reading
Posted in Marginalia, Mormon Studies, Speculation, Uncategorized
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