Why I Love Mormonism - The New York Times
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Does Joseph Smith’s theology suggest that one of our presidential candidates could be a deity?
The Stone is a forum for contemporary philosophers and other thinkers on issues both timely and timeless. I’ve spent what is rapidly becoming nine years in New York City. It’s been a total blast. But as a transplanted Englishman one thing to which I’ve become rather sensitive in that time is which prejudices New Yorkers are permitted to express in public. Among  my horribly overeducated and hugely liberal friends, expressions of racism are completely out of the question, Islamophobia is greeted with a slow shaking of the head and anti-Semitism is a memory associated w
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