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Essays in Honor of the Life's Work of Robert L. Millet

J. Spencer Fluhman and Brent L. Top, Editors
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Table of Contents

  • Copyright Page
  • Introduction
    J. Spencer Fluhman
  • “The First Principles of Man Are Self-Existent with God”
    The Immortality of the Soul in Mormon Theology
    Brent L. Top
  • To Know God Is Life Eternal
    Camille Fronk Olson
  • Instruments or Agents? Balancing Submissiveness and Anxious Engagement in Heavenly Father’s Plan
    Lloyd D. Newell
  • Filling the Immensity of Space
    The Titles and Functions of God's Revelatory Power
    Larry E. Dahl
  • Blessings Promised to the Faithful
    Richard O. Cowan
  • From Calvary to Cumorah
    What Mormon History Means to Me
    Richard E. Bennett
  • Symbolism in the Parable of the Willing and Unwilling Two Sons in Matthew 21
    John W. Welch
  • The Divine Principle of Friendship
    Some Prophetic and Secular Perspectives
    Andrew C. Skinner
  • "The Work of Translating"
    Kerry Muhlestein and Megan Hansen
  • Was Noah's Flood the Baptism of the Earth?
    Paul Y. Hoskisson and Stephen O. Smoot
  • The "Spirit" that Returns to God in Ecclesiastes 12:7
    Dana M. Pike
  • Unveiling Revelation and a Landmark Commentary Series
    Craig L. Blomberg
  • Mormons and Evangelicals in Dialogue
    Finding the Right Questions
    Richard J. Mouw
  • Mormonism and the Heresies
    Brian D. Birch
  • Atoning Grace on Progression's Highway
    Explorations into Latter-day Saint Theological Anthropology
    Cory B. Willson
  • Embers and Bonfires
    The Richard L. Evans Professorship and Interfaith Work at BYU
    J. B. Haws
  • Sin, Guilt, and Grace
    Martin Luther and the Doctrines of the Restoration
    Daniel K Judd
  • Salvation by Grace, Rewards of Degree by Works
    The Soteriology of Doctrine and Covenants 76
    Shon D. Hopkin
  • What is Christianity?
    Dennis L. Okholm
  • Curriculum Vitae
  • Acknowledgments View PDF
  • Contributors View PDF
  • Index View PDF

About the Book

A single volume cannot accurately measure the influence of a beloved colleague, but this one nevertheless stands as modest evidence of Robert L. Millet’s prodigious impact over a career that spanned nearly four decades. His retirement provided an opportunity to gather some of us who count him as a mentor, colleague, and friend. We offer this collection of essays as a monument to his remarkable career as an administrator, teacher, and writer. That these pieces range across topics, disciplines, and even religious traditions seems especially appropriate given Millet’s own broad reach.

Photo of Robert L. Millet

His students number in the thousands, his readers number perhaps ten times that number, and his friends in academia, the Church Educational System (CES) of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and around the globe in many faiths would be difficult to number indeed. Both in terms of his staggering literary production and in his broad collection of colleagues, it is not an overstatement to place Bob Millet among the most influential Latter-day Saint voices of the past quarter century.

We who count ourselves grateful recipients of his generous influence hope this volume’s collective thinking, faith, and lively conversation form a worthy “thank you” to our cherished colleague and friend.

ISBN 978-0-8425-2968-6

Published in 2016

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