Member Since: March 16, 2012

Sign in to subscribe to email alerts for Therese Doucet

Therese Doucet

Biography

Therese Doucet grew up in Tucson, Arizona, with a lot of cactuses in her front yard. She studied philosophy at Brigham Young University and earned graduate degrees in cultural history and public policy from the University of Chicago and The George Washington University. She lives and works in Washington, D.C.

Where to find Therese Doucet online

Website: http://theresedoucet.wordpress.com
Twitter: @StrViolin
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://theresedoucet.wordpress.com/feed/

Where to buy in print

http://www.amazon.com/Lost-Argument-Latter-Day-Novel/dp/0983748411/

Books

A Lost Argument: A Latter-Day Novel by
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 91,610. Language: English. Published: August 18, 2011 by Strange Violin Editions. Categories: Fiction » Literature » Literary
The summer after her freshman year at all-Mormon Brigham Young University, Marguerite Farnsworth falls in love with philosophy by way of falling in love with an atheist philosophy student. Her search for Truth (with a capital T), God, the meaning of life, and a boyfriend leads her away from religious belief, but along the way she learns there are things even atheists can have faith in.

Therese Doucet's tag cloud

abstinence    agnostic    agnosticism    alcibiades    angst    ariadne    ariadne auf naxos    arizona    asceticism    atheism    atheist    authority    belief    belief in god    bildungsroman    book of mormon    brigham young    byu    chastity    chicago    christianity    college    college student    contemplative    debate    depression    despair    dialogue    doubt    education    elna baker    ethics    existentialism    faith    faust    fear and trembling    german    german language    german literature    germany    god    goethe    greek mythology    heidegger    hope    interfaith    kierkegaard    latterday    latterday saints    lds    love    lutheran    magic mountain    morality    morals    mormon    mormonism    passion    philosophical    philosophy    provo    religion    religious belief    revelation    romance    saints    seduction    sex    sexual tension    socrates    suicide    theology    thomas mann    truth    tucson    unbelief    university    university of chicago    utah    venn diagram