Very Important News
Nate Oman | June 23, 2005
A frequent morning ritual for me involves taking a bag of compost to our garden, which is several blocks from our house, on my drive to work. I enjoy this little task.
Dubitante
Nate Oman | June 21, 2005
In the common law world, judges are required to write opinions that justify their decisions. The holdings and reasoning in these opinions then become the law. Generally speaking, there are two sorts of opinions. First, there are opinions offered by the court that state its decision and the reasons for it. [...]
Game Theory and Mormon History
Nate Oman | June 14, 2005
So let’s think about Zion as a prisoner’s dilemma (PD).
The Seduction of Heather Oman
Nate Oman | June 13, 2005
At first she was basically opposed to the idea.
Book Review: Being Bugged by Armstrong
Nate Oman | June 10, 2005
I just finished Karen Armstrong’s Islam: A Short History and I was bugged.
John Adams and the Problem of Joseph Smith’s Legal Papers
Nate Oman | June 10, 2005
A few days ago, I had the rare experience of actually having enough time to sit in my study and read.
And now the news you have all been waiting for…
Nate Oman | June 10, 2005
It is time for another garden update.
From the Archives: How Joseph Smith Restored Greek Religion
Nate Oman | June 7, 2005
I’ve been thinking of late about immortality and Mormonism. My question is whether or not you can be a Good Mormon and a Good Homeric Hero. I am unclear on the answer, but Moroni and John Taylor seem to suggest that for at least one Good Mormon being a Homeric Hero was just fine. (more…)