Pragmatism/Mormonism
This first one is going to be a tough one, let's see:
Pragmatism/Bowling
(I think I did it! I can assert whatever I want too!)
Radical empiricism /(including spiritual experience)
You almost stumped me here:
Radical empiricism / (including experiences when bowling)
The primacy of humanism / for Mormons, God himself is human
Humanism / Bowling lanes are made for man.
Humans create the world by organizing chaos through perception etc. / see above
Humans create the world by organizing chaos through perception / see above
Dynamic universe / eternal progression
Dynamic universe / improving ones bowling score is an eternal pursuit, and my previous point about the ever-changing nature of the game. No two lanes are alike, there is no exact frame of reference in bowling, no perfect score on an ideal lane -- wood conditions/oil etc.
Life affirming ethics / man should repent and be the best they are capable of
Life affirming ethics / man should bowl with good sportsmanship and play by the rules.
Materialism / even spirit is matter
Materialism / The lanes and the ball are all matter
Social construction of reality through functionality / Godhead unified in purpose
Social construction / bowling can best be understood as a social construction
Show me some parallels with your bowling theory of epistemology etc and maybe I will understand your brilliant point.
Clean up your exegesis a little MFB. I offered on bowling "theory of epistemology", I offered pragmatism as compatible with a bowling-centric worldview.
(by the way, my response to your post in no way implies that I accept your points about Mormonism as valid. Most of your points are patently stupid)