The LDS Church Corporation (feat. Nathan Oman & Kathleen Flake)
Professor Nathan Oman of The College of William & Mary Law School joins me and Professor Kathleen Flake to discuss the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' incorporation and the role of church corporations in navigating American legal disestablishment
A law professor explains “temple divorces,” and how they changed through the years | Episode 246
Marriage in a Latter-day Saint temple is called a “sealing,” which is believed to stretch beyond death into the eternities. So what happens when a couple split up? Well, for devout members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, that’s much more complicated than a governmental divorce. …
5.7 War, Polygamy, and Disobedience
When exactly are we supposed to be obeying, honoring, and sustaining the law? Nathan Oman’s article on Civil Disobedience in Latter-day Saint Thought took us down a winding road exploring this question. Ride along!
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The Latter-day Saint Legal Tradition (feat. Nathan Oman)
Perhaps no religion has had a more contentious or complex relationship with American law than Mormonism: from 19th century debates over polygamy to questions of church affiliated states. So how has Mormonism, particularly the Latter-day Saint tradition, negotiated the Western legal tradition within…
Ep. 40: LDS lawyer reveals how law has CHANGED the Church
CORRECTION: At about 18:50 we refer to the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act. However, Nathan intended to refer to the 2022 Respect for Marriage Act.
What do we do when “obeying, honoring, and sustaining the law” collides with the practices of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? Nathan O…
Is Dallin Oaks a Legal Apologist? (Nathan Oman 1 of 5)
Some call new LDS Prophet Dallin Oaks a prophet, seer, and litigator. We'll see what Nathan Oman thinks of Dallin Oaks. Nathan is a legal historian at William and Mary University. He discusses how law has affected Latter-day Saints over the past 2 centuries. We'll discuss Dallin Oaks perspectives o…
Prophets, Polygamy, & Politics: Explosive Reasons Joseph Smith Killed (Nathan Oman 2 of 5)
Why was Joseph Smith killed? Did early Mormons try to start their own independent country? And did you know 19th-century Mormon bishops literally served as civil judges?
In this episode of Gospel Tangents, host Rick Bennett sits down with Nathan Oman, law professor and author of Law and the Restor…
1879 Court Case That Forced the LDS Church to End Polygamy (Nathan Oman 3 of 5)
What case helped end polygamy in the LDS Church? What do a 19th-century Mormon polygamist, reality TV star Kody Brown, and the Native American religious use of peyote all have in common?
https://youtu.be/r32GTYt0N5g
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When Personal Conscience Clashes with LDS Church Doctrine (Nathan Oman 4 of 5)
What do you do when your personal conscience clashes with official LDS Church positions? Why did the LDS Church transition from the fiery, anti-communist speeches of Ezra Taft Benson in the 1960s to the strict political neutrality we see today?
https://youtu.be/cDExXX00Y0o
Oman is the author of 2…
Welding Another Link – Nathan Oman – 1059
Welcome back to the Hall! This week, we’ve got legal scholar Nathan Oman hanging out with us to talk about his new book, Welding Another Link (out now from Kofford Books). Instead of one long, heavy academic argument, Nate’s book...
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