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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Response to “Any Good Cops”
Davis is correct in some respects, misses mark in others By Ken K. Gourdin This responds to BYU political science professor Richard Davis’s April 15 commentary. [See the following address, last accessed April 26, 2015: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865626463/Any-good-cops-patrolling-the-streets-Recent-new-stories-make-us-wonder-2-and-thats-not-good-for.html?pg=all%5D. Davis leaves implicit some … Continue reading
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Tagged Amos Guiora, Darren Wilson, Deseret News, Ferguson P.D., Ferguson PD, Ferguson Police, Ferguson Police Department, Michael Brown, Michael Brown shooting, Michael Slager, national security court, North Charleston P.D., North Charleston PD, North Charleston Police, North Charleston Police Department, Officer Darren Wilson, Officer Michael Slager, Osama bin Laden, police shootings, police use of deadly force, Richard Davis, use of force, Walter Scott, Walter Scott shooting
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Unusual Deadly Force
Thoughts on an Unusual Instance of Police Use of Deadly Force to Neutralize an Armed Suspect By Ken K. Gourdin Much has been made of a Marana, Arizona police officer’s choice use his vehicle to strike gun-toting suspect after the … Continue reading
Jazz Odds and Ends
Odds and Ends About Coverage of the Utah Jazz By Ken K. Gourdin In response to a feature story by The Salt Lake Tribune’s Gordon Monson about the Utah Jazz’s laid-back and easygoing, yet surprisingly talented, Australian, Joe Ingles, I … Continue reading
Spiritual Witness
Secular Evidence vs. a Spiritual Witness: Though the Latter is Indispensible to Believing the Truth Claims of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Does That Make the Former Irrelevant? Why I Don’t Think So By Ken K. Gourdin … Continue reading
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Tagged absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, Book of Mormon, Book of Mormon and historicity, Book of Mormon and history, secular evidence, secular evidence and religious truth claims, secular evidence for the Book of Mormon, spiritual witness, spiritual witness and religious truth claims, spiritual witness for the Book of Mormon, spiritual witness of the Book of Mormon
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Christ Knows
Christ: “Man of Sorrows” and “Touched With the Feeling of Our Infirmities” By Ken K. Gourdin I must confess no small difficulty in understanding people who think that the All-Knowing, All-Loving, Lord of the Universe couldn’t possibly understand their problems. … Continue reading
Living With Oneself
Living With Oneself: “The Abundance of a Man’s Life Consisteth Not in the Things Which He Possesseth” By Ken K. Gourdin I read the following story on line at SLTrib.com on April 3, 2015 (last accessed today) about a man … Continue reading
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Tagged able to live with myself, able to live with oneself, altered spending patterns, altering spending patterns, being able to live with myself, being able to live with oneself, conspicuous consumption, honesty, honesty is the best policy, I have to live with myself, I want to live with myself, integrity, looking myself in the eye, looking oneself in the eye, making ends meet
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Commentary on the passing scene 