The Probability of Mormonism As Divine by Widdowson, Keith

The Probability of Mormonism As Divine (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781495926204)

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The Probability of Mormonism As Divine by Widdowson, Keith

The Probability of Mormonism As Divine

$12.99
The Probability of Mormonism As Divine by Widdowson, Keith

The Probability of Mormonism As Divine

$12.99
Format: Paperback
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Is Mormonism divine at the truth level? If not, what level is it? This question and others are addressed in the book "The Probability of Mormonism as Divine": (1) Where did Mormonism come from? (2) What is the validity of it? (3) Who is the Mormon God? (4) How open is it? (5) What are its strengths and weaknesses? (6) What is the likelihood of divinity? And, (7) What is a reasonable position to hold? The author believes religion is subjective and a special method is needed to assess it. He uses Bayes' probability theorem to study all the evidence both for and against Mormonism. Many Mormons say they know the church is true and the Book of Mormon is the word of God. Do they really know it? Does the probability level support it? If not, is it at the belief level of likelihood (belief based on faith)? Or, is it at the total disbelief level (atheist)? This book addresses these Mormon issues and more by using the scientific method.

Author: Keith Widdowson
ISBN-10: 1495926206
ISBN-13: 9781495926204
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 12/10/2014
Pages: 304
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.90lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.64d
By Keith Widdowson
By Keith Widdowson
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R. Keith Widdowson. author of The Probability of Mormonism as Divine, is a PhD psychologist with a specialty in rehabilitation psychology. He has worked at the VA Medical Center for his entire professional career: as a social worker, a psychologist, and a health science officer. Responsibilities included psychotherapist, program developer, program manager, organizer of community-based psychiatric programs and a non-profit corporation to provide vocational training and a half-way house for patients, researcher, teacher and EEO Investigator for Central Office, Washington DC. Keith currently owns and manages rental property, reads and writes, volunteers, travels, socializes with friends, family and enjoys the study of philosophy, sociology and psychological aspects of religion.

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