# Charles Randall Paul
Top podcast episoder
Opdateret:
Top podcast episodes featuring charles randall paul.
178: Tolerance, Part 1
Tolerance is a tricky virtue. In a list of ways one might interact with others, it's certainly better than active persecution but falls far short as a ideal way to engage people or ideas we don't fully understand or (yet) trust. How do we draw the line between the need to protect ourselves from pot…
128: The One True Church
One of the most difficult things for many who have begun to think deeply about religion--their own as well as others and the relationship between them--and want to maintain a positive relationship with the idea of religion is the specter of exclusivism: claims that one's views or one's church is "t…
Matters of Perspective 2: The Sacred Secret Open to All: Ye Are Gods
In this second episode of the "Matters of Perspective" series, Charles Randall Paul reads his May 2009 Sunstone article, "The Sacred Secret Open to All: Ye Are Gods," a wonderful exploration about the concerns many people have with the secrecy related to Mormon temples and how Latter-day Saints mig…
103: Pragmatism, William James, and Mormon Sensibilities--Part 2
Pragmatism is the name of a philosophical approach for judging between truth claims. It essentially says that if you are presented with two competing ideas and there is no overwhelming way to determine through empirical methods which is superior to the other, you should consider the difference it w…
102: Pragmatism, William James, and Mormon Sensibilities--Part 1
Pragmatism is the name of a philosophical approach for judging between truth claims. It essentially says that if you are presented with two competing ideas and there is no overwhelming way to determine through empirical methods which is superior to the other, you should consider the difference it w…
76: Communicating About the Temple, Part 2
Mormon temple practices have come under renewed scrutiny recently as it has come to public attention that Mitt Romney's father-in-law, a known non-religious person, had recently had temple ordinances performed on his behalf, and, in an even more emotionally charged case, that the names of the paren…
75: Communicating About the Temple, Part 1
Mormon temple practices have come under renewed scrutiny recently as it has come to public attention that Mitt Romney's father-in-law, a known non-religious person, had recently had temple ordinances performed on his behalf, and, in an even more emotionally charged case, that the names of the paren…
65: LDS Views on Christ's Second Coming and the End Times
Elder Boyd K. Packer's October 2011 General Conference encouragement to youth to not fear that because of the Second Coming of Jesus Christ they will not have a chance to have a full life, including having children and grandchildren, is the latest in what seems to be a trend among LDS leaders to de…
61: Mormon Views on Satan and the Origins of Evil
Most religions, cultures, and philosophies contain stories or theories about human evil and its origins. Some, including Mormonism, place a major portion of the blame for moral evil on a fallen angel, Lucifer, and his followers, who after being ousted from heaven become devils whose only desire is …
50: The Call to Be Peacemakers
The tenth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks provide an important moment for all of us to reflect on life's most precious things and what we hold in our hearts about family, friends, neighbors, our wider communities, strangers, and those with whom we disagree about what's most important for …
PODCAST SØGEMOTOR
Du kan bruge vores hjemmeside til at søge efter3,824,902podcasts og195,788,955episoder efter personer, steder eller emner.
If I have seen further than others, it is by listening to podcasts and standing upon the shoulders of
giants.
‐ Isaac "Llamacorn" Newton
REDIG
Tak fordi du hjælper med at holde podcast-databasen opdateret.
