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A poster on SeN made a rather uncontroversial remark: "Nobody knows what happens after death." This can't stand unchallenged, of course. If Peterson had read a book or two he might be aware of the example of Russell's Teapot. I'm grateful I am able to fill in this glaring gap in Daniel's general kn...

Clearly Paul got it wrong! Who are you going to believe, Paul or the Christ himself?

Presumably the missionary did something wrong to allow this to happen. Masturbation, not praying hard enough, or not reading his scriptures. Take your pick.

wow, mike

Dan wrote some article about how miraculous it is that Joseph Smith dictated the same sentence at different points in the translation process. https://journal.interpreterfoundation.org/oh-that-i-were-an-angel/ Yawn. However, here's something interesting from Alma he quoted: Consider the story in whi...

It cuts both ways. He's trying to argue with the Ramanujan summation that we can't always rely on our intuition. I agree - but DP ignores that principle when it doesn't cut in his favor. The world looks like it was designed for us, animals look intricately designed. But the fossil record bears witne...

I believe that I read it when it first appeared. I'm well aware of the theological differences between Lewis and Latter-day Saints, and have been for several decades -- despite the confident assertions of the hostile mind-readers over at the Peterson Obsession Board where you were given that link. ...

You're absolutely right about the positive assertion, but it misses the implicit assumption inside the argument about low probability. There exists a possibility that there is a teapot orbiting Saturn. It is technically possible. Likewise there exists a possibility that someone has knowledge of life...

Did midnight Mormons lose their studio? They’re just making videos out of Kwaku’s friends’s brother’s ex-girlfriend’s dorm room now.

I'm happy to give Dr. Peterson the benefit of the doubt, as philosophy is not his area of expertise. If I recall correctly, that is Arabic studies.