In this episode, Dallin and Chris start the episode discussing Chris's recent (not-so-great) crypto experiences, how recent policies made by President Trump have caused some upheaval in the world, and of course rehash Dallin's loathing of taxes.

The conversation then delves into the topic of tithing, reflecting on its significance, the principle of sacrifice, and the importance of giving back to the community. A rare episode where both Dallin and Chris find some common ground on a topic that can be so controversial to many.

In this episode, Dallin and Chris explore the role of "control" in religion, the environment of church, and the necessity of having open discussions about faith and doubt.

The conversation delves into the concepts of deconstruction and reprioritization of faith, the pursuit of meaning and purpose in life, and the nature of belief in seeking truth.

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Dallin and Chris walk through several thought-provoking questions from the quiz, offering insights into their answers. Topics include: "Can the prophet lead you astray? Was Brigham Young a racist? Are all mistakes equal in the eyes of God? Is it okay to pray to Heavenly Mother?" and much more! Join them as they reflect on their responses and share their perspectives—feel free to answer the questions alongside them!

Take the quiz yourself and see where you land:⁠⁠Quiz Link⁠

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In this episode, we dive a little deeper into Dallin's life and his journey of self-discipline. We discuss how his OCD has had both positive and negative impacts in his life as he has matured.

We also discuss a debate between by Jordan Peterson and Richard Dawkins. We explore how objects and stories can have levels of impact and multiple meanings.

We are also starting a new book this season,

We are back baby! Season 2 coming in hot with new topics, motivation, and microphones. The conversation starts with a discussion about topics we plan to talk about this season: High-level politics, conspiracy theories, family, and of course, religion.

In this episode, we discuss our thoughts on taxes, cloud seeding, Chris's fear of death, a fun hypothetical, Dallin's dance with reality, and of course, what we think about the Book of Mormon.

They start the episode off talking about social identity theory: the theory that being part of a group has powerful effects on people’s identities and behaviors and how that could potentially be correlated with members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

They discuss the values of inclusion and exclusion and the role that may or may not have in God's love for his children. The conversation then shifts to a discussion about the Book of Mormon and the potential truth claims the book purports.

Dallin and Chris discuss the controversy surrounding Joseph Smith's methods of bringing about the Book of Mormon. They debate whether it matters how it came to be - for example, if the Book of Mormon turned out to be historically false, does that have implications around its value as a witness of Jesus Christ? If Joseph Smith was a fraud, does that necessarily negate the truthfulness that can be found in the Book of Mormon? Does God have "One True Church" or does he rather work through multiple sources to bring about his gospel?

These are a few of the questions that lead the discussion in this episode.

In this episode, Dallin and Chris play a game based on a recent Viral YouTube video from Jubilee. They give their honest answers and explanations to tough and touchy topics. The questions and associated timestamps in the podcast are:

Does Dallin actually have two church callings? 5:10

Is the Mormon Church a cult? 14:10

Does the Mormon community welcome the LGBTQ community? 22:10

Are Women and Men equal in the Church? 38:30

Does representation matter? 42:00

Is there a difference between priesthood and prayer? 48:00

Is God heavily involved in the good and bad events in our lives? 1:06:00

YouTube video that this video was based on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Run1f29po8g&ab_channel=Jubilee

In this episode, Dallin and Chris interview Tal Haslam, a New York-based entrepreneur and musician. Tal dives into his personal experience with religious scrupulosity and OCD. He discusses the impact his mental illnesses have had with his relationship with God and his journey to find balance in daily discipleship.

The conversation touches on the widespread nature of scrupulosity, shedding light on the challenges faced by many who might be unaware of this condition. They discuss the challenges of overcoming scrupulosity and how each of them has come to find much more peace and tranquility in their personal and spiritual lives.

The podcast concludes with a discussion about finding the balance between strict obedience and "lukewarm discipleship" while maintaining a productive and healthy relationship with God.

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