The Funniest Justice
Nate Oman | December 31, 2005
On being a bookkeeper in Zion
Nate Oman | December 29, 2005
As a young missionary, the Lord saw fit to inflict on me one the greatest trials that can afflict a Latter-day Saint: He forced me to become educated about Church financial controls and auditing procedures.
Finding God in Chess and the Appellate Brief
Nate Oman | December 29, 2005
Fine Print from the Experts
Nate Oman | December 28, 2005
Adultery and Polygamy
Nate Oman | December 28, 2005
Why Jesus Will Not Save You: A Short Spiritual Autobiography
Nate Oman | December 20, 2005
When I look at my life and pick out its most significant spiritual events, one that stands out is a night when, unbidden and unexpected, God told me that he was angry because I was reading the New Testament.
The Atticus Challenge
Nate Oman | December 13, 2005
Ritual is the Last Thing to Go
Nate Oman | December 13, 2005
Christmastime is upon us, and before too long hoards of folks who darken a church door only once or twice a year will be flooding into the churches. I have to say I can hardly blame them.
The Jurisprudence of Courthouses
Nate Oman | December 13, 2005
From the Archives: An Open Letter to the Dialogue Board
Nate Oman | December 12, 2005
The most recent issue of Dialogue reprinted a post from this blog — “An Open Letter to the Dialogue Board” — noting that the online discussion created by the post generated more than 130 comments. I hope that the mention in Dialogue created some interest in the Bloggernacle among its readers. I am [...]