Flipping the Argument

Recently on this website there has been heated discussion regarding the Michigan Conference’s decision to deny tuition subsidy for its workers who...
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Reasoning Backwards

The current intense discussions concerning La Sierra curriculum, evolution and Genesis have generated much passion and polarization mingled with some...
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When People Disagree

Unless you are a hermit you spend much of your waking hours in relationships – with family, friends, neighbors, country and world. In physical...
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Malwebolence and the Ring Of Gyges

This Sunday’s N.Y. Times published an article titled: Malwebolence – The Trolls Among Us. The term ‘troll’ is internet slang for someone who...
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What Peter Drucker Can Teach Us About...

Peter Drucker (1909-2005) was a world-renowned management consultant, university professor and author of 39 books. Perhaps his most significant work...
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My Historical Thought Experiment

A thought experiment poses a hypothetical scenario, often physically impossible or at least highly improbable. It attempts to set up conditions that...
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Circling the Mountain – a Critique

The March 2008 issue of Adventist World (NAD Edition) contains an article titled We have Circled This Mountain Long Enough, by Ron Clouzet, director...
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Open Theism and the Nelson Pike Argument

In November ’07 the old Spectrum blog site posted an article by David Larson titled Richard Rice Discusses Open Theism, to which there was extensive...
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Deconstructing My Bucket List

The currently popular movie The Bucket List stars Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman as improbable ‘buddies’ who meet while in cancer treatment, then...
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Revisioning Adventism

In the current issue (Fall 2007) of Spectrum magazine Chuck Scriven reports on the Adventist Forum Conference in an editorial titled “Who Will...
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