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Apr 26, 2011

The LDS Church should move beyond apologetics.

Reasons to agree

LDS apologetics don't work.

Reasons to disagree

If the LDS Church doesn't defend themselves intellectually, then no one will.

It is possible for LDS scholars to present the LDS perspective while also being completely faithful to the truth.

LDS apologetics do work (see contrading claim above).

The term "biased apologetics" is an oxymoron. Apologetics is the discipline of defending a position through the SYSTEMATIC use of reason. If an apologetic essay is "biased" it is not "systematic", as a systematic approach would address all aspects of an argument and not favor a biased perspective.

Score:

# of reasons to agree: 0

# of reasons to disagree: -0

# of reasons to agree with reasons to agree: 0

# of reasons to disagree with reasons to agree: 0

Total Idea Score: 0

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Conclusion: The important remaining question is which attempts at apologetic really use a systematic use of reason, and which ones try to confuse the reader.

Myclob

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The LDS Church should move beyond biased apologetics

I think we should dare to be boring, and investigate each belief on its own, and from each angle, because we don't want to keep having portions of the same conversations over and over again, from now until the crack of doom. Lets do it very well, but only do it once.

Belief: The LDS Church should move beyond biased apologetics.