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8. In defence of Mary's consent: a response to Hereth.

Author

Mulder Jr, Jack

Subjects
*POSSIBILITY, *GOD, *ARGUMENT, *SONS
Abstract

In this article I defend the possibility of the Virgin Mary's free consent to bear the Son of God at the Annunciation against Blake Hereth's argument that God's offer cannot but be either coercive or deceptive, or both. I argue that the Immaculate Conception does help ensure this possibility, contrary to what Hereth also argues against me. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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13. The Philosophy of Conversation: We owe it to our students to teach them how to disagree.

Author

MANNINEN, BERTHA ALVAREZ and MULDER JR., JACK

Subjects
*PHILOSOPHY teachers, *CLASSROOM environment, *ACADEMIC debating, *STUDY & teaching of democracy
Abstract

An interview with Philosophy professors Jack Mulder Jr. and Bertha Alvarez Manninen. Among the issues they discussed include how they become and remain close friends despite their contradicting opinions on abortion, how they were able to cultivate a classroom environment that gives differing views equal consideration, care, and criticism, and how to educate students to become democratic citizens.

Published
2019

15. KNOWLEDGE, VIRTUE, AND ONTOTHEOLOGY: A KIERKEGAARDIAN (SELF-)CRITIQUE.

Author

MULDER JR., JACK

Subjects
FAITH, THEOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY of religion, PHILOSOPHERS
Abstract

The article examines philosopher Soren Kierkegaarde's views on faith with regard to ontotheology, virtue, and knowledge. Several methods used by Kierkegaarde to discuss faith as an ethical state are explored to illustrate that they can be examined based on the virtue tradition. Also discussed are the continental tradition in philosophy, the philosophy of religion (PoR), and mashup PoR.

Published
2015

17. A Response to Chiang and White on the Immaculate Conception.

Author

Mulder Jr., Jack

Subjects
*IMMACULATE Conception, *HUMAN reproduction, *INCARNATION, *MONOGENISM & Polygenism (Human origins)
Abstract

The article presents a response to the article of R. Gary Chiang and Evelyn M. White related to biological data disapproving the Immaculate Conception. Topics discussed include the original sin, modern understanding of the biology of human reproduction, authoring of the ineffabilis Deus, the 1854 Apostolic Constitution by Pope Pius IX and others. Also mentioned are favor of monogenism over polygenism by the Catholic Church and the Incarnation of Jesus Christ.

Published
2014

18. Why More Christians Should Believe in Mary's Immaculate Conception.

Author

Mulder Jr., Jack

Subjects
*CHRISTIANS, *IMMACULATE Conception, *INCARNATION, *PROTESTANTS, *ORIGINAL sin
Abstract

The author argues that Christians should hold to the Virgin Mary's Immaculate Conception. He points out that it is necessary for Mary to be conceived immaculately in order to give her free consent to the Incarnation. A discussion of how Protestant and Orthodox traditions view original sin is provided. The effects of not believing in the Immaculate Conception are examined.

Published
2012

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