1st Edition
Contemporary Philosophy and the Latter-day Saint Tradition
List Of Contributors
Introduction
Chapter 1: Bare Theism and Latter-day Saint Philosophical Theology Mike Ashfield
Chapter 2: God an Alien, or an Alien God? Joseph Lawal
Chapter 3: Is God Subordinate to Law? Derek Christian Haderlie
Chapter 4: What Kind of Body is Gods? Mark A. Wrathall
Chapter 5: Joseph Smith and the Specter of Classical Theism Taylor-Grey Miller
Chapter 6: A Social Contract Theodicy Nathan Rockwood
Chapter 7: Mormonism, Feminism, and Relational Moral Agency Eliza Wells
Chapter 8: Authority Without Dominion Ryan W. Davis
Chapter 9: The Sacred Nature of Shared Feeling: The Centrality of Empathy in the Latter-day Saint Tradition Katharina Paxman
Chapter 10: Why a Latter-day Saint Might Recite the Nicean Creed Ryan Christensen
Index
Biography
Taylor-Grey Miller is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Brigham Young University. He specializes in metaphysics as well as philosophy of religion and philosophical theology. His work has appeared in journals such as Philosophers Imprint, Philosophical Studies, Ergo, Inquiry, Faith and Philosophy, Religious Studies, and Thought.
Katarina Paxman is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Brigham Young University. She specializes in Early Modern philosophy, particularly David Hume’s theory of the passions and moral psychology. Her work has appeared in a number of Hume anthologies as well as Hume Studies, The Journal of Scottish Philosophy and Res Philosophica.
