Law, Revelation, and the Power of Interpretation
Nate Oman | January 29, 2007
Shechem and Consideration
Nate Oman | January 23, 2007
The Mysterious Logic of Lawyer Advertising
Nate Oman | January 22, 2007
Further Complications in Excommunicating the President of the Church
Nate Oman | January 17, 2007
A couple of years ago, I wrote a post on the procedure for excommunicating the President of the Church. In doing a bit of research on the history of the church court system, I came across some interesting complications in the story.
In Praise of Nominalism or Why I Will Confuse My Students Without Guilt Tomorrow
Nate Oman | January 15, 2007
The Institute for Mormon Studies
Nate Oman | January 15, 2007
The various threads about the position at CGU has gotten me thinking about what Mormon scholarship needs, and I think that it is probably not a chaired position in Mormon studies, welcome as such a thing might be (especially if it allows a prolific scholar to churn out a lot of high quality work on [...]
Chief Justice Roberts to his Colleagues: Don’t be English and Don’t be a Law Professor!
Nate Oman | January 12, 2007
Larry, the Law Reviews, and Me
Nate Oman | January 10, 2007
The Architecture of Legal Education
Nate Oman | January 9, 2007
The Bushman Diaries
Nate Oman | January 7, 2007
On the Road With Joseph Smith: An Author’s Diary by Richard Bushman is a very difficult book to get a hold of, which is unfortunate.