Item Detail
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26933
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English
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Why a Mormon Won't Drink Coffee but Might Have a Coke : The Atheological Character of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Element : A Journal of Mormon Philosophy and Theology
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Fall 2006
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2
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Orem, UT
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The Society for Mormon Philosophy and Theology
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21-37
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This essay argues that most Latter-day Saints are atheological. This means that most of them are without an official or even semi-official philosophy that explains and gives rational support to their beliefs and teachings.
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