James E. Faulconer's guest appearances

James E. Faulconer

Maxwell Institute Podcast

David Gordon

James Martin

Marilynne Robinson

Joseph Smith

Dietrich Bonhoeffer

Jennifer Powell

Robert Alter

Jennifer Reeder

John Rogers

Kate Bowler

N.T. Wright

David Walker

Craig Harline

Thomas Wirthlin McConkie

Neylan McBaine

OwlTail

Morgan Davis

James E. Faulconer has spent his career enriching the scripture study of Latter-day Saints, offering powerful tools to improve engagement with the word of God. His latest book continues that project. Thinking Otherwise: Theological Explorations of Joseph Smith’s Revelations. It’s the latest volume in the Maxwell Institute’s Living Faith book series.Our guest host today is Dr. Morgan Davis, co-editor of the Living Faith series.About the GuestJames E. Faulconer is a professor of philosophy at Brigham Young University and a senior research fellow at the Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship. Faulconer’s area of expertise is twentieth-century and contemporary European philosophy, especially the philosophy of religion. In addition to writing scholarly books and articles, he is the author of the Made Harder series of scripture study questions and Scripture Study: Tools and Suggestions.The post GUEST HOST—‘Thinking Otherwise,’ with James E. Faulconer and Morgan Davis [MIPodcast #124] appeared first on Neal A. Maxwell Institute | BYU.

<a href="https://mi.byu.edu/book/thinking/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>James E. Faulconer has spent his career enriching the scripture study of Latter-day Saints, offering powerful tools to improve engagement with the word of God. His latest book continues that project. Thinking Otherwise: Theological Explorations of Joseph Smith’s Revelations. It’s the latest volume in the Maxwell Institute’s Living Faith book series.Our guest host today is Dr. Morgan Davis, co-editor of the Living Faith series.<h3>About the Guest</h3>James E. Faulconer is a professor of philosophy at Brigham Young University and a senior research fellow at the Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship. Faulconer’s area of expertise is twentieth-century and contemporary European philosophy, especially the philosophy of religion. In addition to writing scholarly books and articles, he is the author of the Made Harder series of scripture study questions and Scripture Study: Tools and Suggestions.The post <a href="https://mi.byu.wordpress.com/mip-faulconer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GUEST HOST—‘Thinking Otherwise,’ with James E. Faulconer and Morgan Davis [MIPodcast #124]</a> appeared first on <a href="https://mi.byu.wordpress.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Neal A. Maxwell Institute | BYU</a>.

GUEST HOST—‘Thinking Otherwise,’ with James E. Faulconer and Morgan Davis [MIPodcast #124]

This episode continues our special series of episodes on the Maxwell Institute’s brief theological introductions to the Book of Mormon. In his book on Mosiah, philosopher and theologian James E. Faulconer untangles a complicated narrative—a fragmentary history about a fragmented people, written by a record keeper obsessed with unity. Faulconer unpacks what King Benjamin had in mind in speaking of the “mysteries of God.”About the GuestJames E. Faulconer is a professor of philosophy at Brigham Young University and a senior research fellow at the Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship. Faulconer’s area of expertise is twentieth-century and contemporary European philosophy, especially the philosophy of religion. In addition to writing scholarly books and articles, he is the author of the Made Harder series of scripture study questions and Scripture Study: Tools and Suggestions.The post Briefly Mosiah, with James E. Faulconer [MIPodcast #106] appeared first on Neal A. Maxwell Institute | BYU.

<a href="https://mi.byu.edu/book/mosiah/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>This episode continues our special series of episodes on the Maxwell Institute’s <a href="http://mi.byu.edu/brief" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">brief theological introductions to the Book of Mormon</a>. In his book on Mosiah, philosopher and theologian James E. Faulconer untangles a complicated narrative—a fragmentary history about a fragmented people, written by a record keeper obsessed with unity. Faulconer unpacks what King Benjamin had in mind in speaking of the “mysteries of God.”<h3>About the Guest</h3><a href="https://byumiuploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/2020/04/faulconer-mip-crop.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>James E. Faulconer is a professor of philosophy at Brigham Young University and a senior research fellow at the Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship. Faulconer’s area of expertise is twentieth-century and contemporary European philosophy, especially the philosophy of religion. In addition to writing scholarly books and articles, he is the author of the Made Harder series of scripture study questions and Scripture Study: Tools and Suggestions. The post <a href="https://mi.byu.wordpress.com/mip-bti-faulconer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Briefly Mosiah, with James E. Faulconer [MIPodcast #106]</a> appeared first on <a href="https://mi.byu.wordpress.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Neal A. Maxwell Institute | BYU</a>.

Briefly Mosiah, with James E. Faulconer [MIPodcast #106]