My Column in the "Mormon Times"

[_Daniel Peterson]

This week's column:

http://www.mormontimes.com/article/1959 ... -salvation

[_Kishkumen]

This week's column:

http://www.mormontimes.com/article/1959 ... -salvation

Surely one of Mormonism's better doctrines.

[_Aristotle Smith]

This week's column:

http://www.mormontimes.com/article/1959 ... -salvation

Surely one of Mormonism's better doctrines.

There are simpler and more beautiful ways to arrive at theological inclusivism, without deploying vicarious ordinance work as the main engine to accomplishing it.

[_Kishkumen]

There are simpler and more beautiful ways to arrive at theological inclusivism, without deploying vicarious ordinance work as the main engine to accomplishing it.

Let's not get too excited about my limited endorsement.

[_Aristotle Smith]

There are simpler and more beautiful ways to arrive at theological inclusivism, without deploying vicarious ordinance work as the main engine to accomplishing it.

Let's not get too excited about my limited endorsement.

Noted for future reference.

I would also like to praise Dr. Peterson for FARMS' consistency of holding up Evangelical Christians (conservative Protestant clergyman) as their whipping boy for flogging the greatness of Mormon theology. End Sarcasm.

[_Daniel Peterson]

Today's column:

http://www.mormontimes.com/article/1966 ... -our-faith

[_Eric]

Today's column:

http://www.mormontimes.com/article/1966 ... -our-faith

Very useful materials for both feeding testimonies and answering questions are available through BYU's Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship (formerly FARMS) and the independent Foundation for Apologetic Information and Research (FAIR), including many things readily accessible on their websites.

Wow. The shameless plugs just don't ever stop. What a career.

[_Daniel Peterson]

Absolutely shameless.

I want people to read things that I write. That's a principal reason for my writing them.

I suspect that I'm not the only author who feels this way.

[_Calculus Crusader]

Absolutely shameless.

I want people to read things that I write. That's a principal reason for my writing them.

I suspect that I'm not the only author who feels this way.

Eric is a modest writer, which is completely justified, in his case.

[_Eric]

Absolutely shameless.

I want people to read things that I write. That's a principal reason for my writing them.

Of course. You wrote the article. But reading quotes like the one I posted above make it seem like the principal reason for writing that article was to get people to read FAIR and FARMS material.

Eric is a modest writer, which is completely justified, in his case.

I'm flattered by your devotion to reading everything I write both on this message board and elsewhere. You sure make a guy feel special.