God in the Elements and God in the Market
Nate Oman | April 20, 2007
I recently had a theological epiphany while reading a case about conditions precedent in crop insurance contracts.
What I Do For a Living
Nate Oman | April 19, 2007
A Sermon from My Past
Nate Oman | April 19, 2007
I recently came across a talk delivered in church by a missionary in 1994 who was about to depart for Pusan, Korea via the MTC. It was interesting (and a little mortifying) to read the words of my past self. Here is what I said:
Legal and Religious Irony on the BYU Website
Nate Oman | April 18, 2007
I recently ran across the “Education for Eternity” website put together by the BYU Faculty Center, which collects materials on Mormonism and higher education. It is not a bad collection, and given that William & Mary has no comperable collection, I appreciate that it is online. I couldn’t help but laughing, however, when [...]
The Philosophy of Contract Law and Shameless Self-Promotion
Nate Oman | April 15, 2007
The Secularist Argument for Establishment
Nate Oman | April 12, 2007
Memory, the Reporters, and the Metaphysics of Law
Nate Oman | April 6, 2007
Holy Week v. Passover
Nate Oman | April 4, 2007
Kristine is trying to get everyone reved up for Holy Week over at BCC. I wish her well, but I suspect that she isn’t going to succeed on this one.
PBS and the Bloggernacle
Nate Oman | April 4, 2007
The trailer is now online for PBS’s up-coming documentary extravaganza on “The Mormons.” You’ll be happy to know that the Bloggernacle had a bit part in the series’ production.
Spring Planting
Nate Oman | April 3, 2007
Spring is here with a vengeance, and I don’t think there can be any real argument but that the land south of the Mason-Dixon Line does spring better than any other region of the country.