Finding Christ in His Gospel

• I’ve Moved
  by Ari Coleman
  July 29, 2023
  Thank you all for coming with me here, I’ve since moved all my posts and will be posting at: https://aricoleman.substack.com -Ari
• As Sisters In Zion
  by Ari Coleman
  May 14, 2023
  Your intuition is to do good and to be good, and as you follow the Holy Spirit, your moral authority and influence will grow. Elder D. Todd Christofferson, October 2013Continue reading “As Sisters In Zion”
• Taking the Matter Seriously, Part I
  by Ari Coleman
  April 26, 2023
  How Hylomorphism is Incongruous within a Latter-day Saint Paradigm The following is a response to Michael Ferguson’s article in Wayfare Magazine entitled Spiritual Matter: Joseph Smith’s Hylomorphic Theology. Please readContinue reading “Taking the Matter Seriously, Part I”
• On The Complexities of Love in King Lear
  by Ari Coleman
  March 9, 2023
  I feel the ultimate stone upon which the story of Lear grinds is Love. Love sharpens the sting of Cordelia’s estrangement as it hones the cold edge of her sisters’Continue reading “On The Complexities of Love in King Lear”
• On Encountering the World
  by Ari Coleman
  February 9, 2023
  The world is everything that is the case. Ludwig Wittgenstein, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus Those who experience do not participate in the world. Martin Buber, I and Thou What is the world?Continue reading “On Encountering the World”
• Called Upon: A Relational View of Justice from Alma 34:7
  by Ari Coleman
  February 1, 2023
  The following is a submission to the 2023 LDS Theology Seminar held this year at Harvard Divinity School entitled “The Demands of Justice,” in which the applicant is asked toContinue reading “Called Upon: A Relational View of Justice from Alma 34:7”
• A Short History, Both Personal and Somewhat Academic
  by Ari Coleman
  January 25, 2023
  The following is an excerpt from my entrance paper to St. John’s College in response to the prompt: “Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of your formal education. In addition, ifContinue reading “A Short History, Both Personal and Somewhat Academic”
• The Weight of Reality: Shakespeare’s Tempest and the Strangeness of Self
  by Ari Coleman
  November 21, 2022
  Let’s open at the close.  Prospero, our lead, is standing on stage with no direct instruction to leave. Alone after having sent off all others to their fortunes back inContinue reading “The Weight of Reality: Shakespeare’s Tempest and the Strangeness of Self”
• Somewhat Pointless: on the Existence or Emergence of Points in Euclid
  by Ari Coleman
  November 18, 2022
  “A point is that of which there is no part.”1  Can that which has no parts be truly said to exist? If so, in what way will that part-less thingContinue reading “Somewhat Pointless: on the Existence or Emergence of Points in Euclid”
• A Quick Thank-You
  by Ari Coleman
  November 4, 2022
  I just wanted to say thank you to those of you who have read along with me though I post infrequently. I have more things coming down the pike afterContinue reading “A Quick Thank-You”

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