About
I earned a Juris Doctor from Harvard Law School, a Masters of Law in International Law from the University of Cambridge, and a B.A. in International Relations, with honors, from Brigham Young University. I am a sixth-generation Arizonan and have lived on four continents. I have four children.
Fascianating articles. How are you able, alone, to gather, absorb and, as it seems, write about so many diverse topics in uncomplicated understandable english. A dilenttante with few skills and many dreams…. I merely run, play tennis (poorly), and think about lots of stuff I have no “freaking” background in – leaving me frustrated, dazed, confused – and now in my old age cynical and skeptical. ronbear2000
I recently came across your posts and find them to be interesting. I find it all the more fascinating that you are Mormon. I was raised LDS and was very active in the faith (mission, temple marriage, etc) until the past couple years wherein I have discovered some problematic elements in the history of its founder and of the church in general. I am curious as to how you practically live your life as Mormon. What is the good in Mormonism that you keep and what is the unhelpful that you have jettisoned? I can see the social and moral value in the religion, but I have a hard time with supporting or identifying with the organization due to its inaccurate representations. You seem to offer rational advise in general terms which is why I am so very curious as to how you have been able to practically do this in your own life.