Searching for Truth
Artificial dissonance is created when people contrast principles and doctrines that are independent. This results in misunderstandings, contentions, and irrationality. How can we hope to find truth when we kill it right up front?
Simplify, simplify, simplify. Students of science and engineering are schooled to appreciate the wonder of independent variables, where the change in one variable does not affect any other. If we were unable to model the world in this way, humanity would have made little scientific or technical progress. All those calculations would have been too difficult, too > > Read More …
The question of “Faith versus Works” is bogus at best and more likely a conscientious deception. No matter what else, it is an example of artificial dissonance.
In order to know God, we simplify our understanding of God. How could that work?
Introduction to some key lessons we have learned about the gospel of Jesus Christ from the Messianic Jews.
Praise is something that the Messianic Jews do a lot and Latter Day Saints do hardly ever; why is that?
God blessing man – V – man blessing God
We have learned a great deal about LDS doctrine and ultimately about ourselves from our experiences worshiping with the Messianic Jews.
The atonement is about more than Christ’s gifts to us; it teaches much about Jesus’ character.