Family Bro Evening

Family Bro Evening

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Family Bro Evening episodes

  • Toxic Dating Culture - Part 1

    In the first of our two-part episode on toxic dating culture, we gather some input from BYU students on Reddit, discuss the reasons behind the dating issues in the church, and how that can be fixed.

    50 min
  • Are We Polytheist?

    Latter-Day Saints have a different view of the Godhead to traditional Christianity. Does this make us polytheist? Find out as we discuss the doctrines and definitions of theism.

    1 hr 1 min
  • Prophetic Fallibility

    In this week's episode, we discuss prophetic fallibility. As we move into D&C as part of Come, Follow Me this year, we discuss the doctrine behind prophetic fallibility, why it's necessary, and explore a few instances.

    1 hr 11 min
  • Christmas Special featuring Gémell Daza

    We discuss the origins of different Christmas traditions, look at some scripture, and compare different practices from around the world. We'd like to welcome special guest Gémell Daza to this week's episode!

    We are broadcasting to you from Colombia and Utah this week!

    1 hr 42 min
  • Mission Myths and Legends

    In this episode, we look at common myths and legends that appear in LDS missions, and speculate if any are true or not, as well as the origins of some of the persistent myths. We also look at some crazy occurrences that happened to us personally.

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    1 hr 23 min
  • Do You Have to Be Conservative to Be LDS?

    In this episode, we discuss the doctrines and principles behind politics from a religious perspective. We also explore the history of the church in politics, and what the scriptures say about war and violence.

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    1 hr 24 min

About Family Bro Evening

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The purpose of this podcast is to discuss LDS beliefs and cultures in a very rational way. We want to discuss our core doctrines, wade through the murky waters of culture, ask the hard questions about…