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Growing up with conspiracy theories as part of scriptural fact. conspiracy theories and conspiratorial thinking were baked into my religious upbringing. We were taught “there are no conspiracy theories in the book of Mormon, there is only conspiracy fact”
When I was young, getting frustrated or angry, was often equated with having a
"spirit of contention, which the book of Mormon states is of the devil. So I grew up being ashamed of being angry
Charlie Kirk was wrong about DEI policies in aviation. And his comments fueled fear and prejudice amongst those who followed him.
Does infallible mean "perfect " or did Sherry Dew shift the definition and produce, yet another contradictory narrative?
Will the Mormon church ever have LGBTQ marriage? Here is why I don't think so.
My response to Jasmine Rappleys disgusting argument about Mormon bishops not needing to report the criminal victimization of minors and others when they hear about it in confession or other means.
Fair LDS produced some social media content defending Joseph Smith’s Civil War prophecy. But they intentionally left out a great deal of information that shows Joseph was reinterpreting contemporary ideas that had already been published previously in regional newspapers.
President Oakes raises the ghost of eternal polygamy and the idea of the divine feminine during a speech in Europe
Does my home state of Kentucky hold the evidence for horses in the book of Mormon? Mormon apologists say so, but reality tells a different story.
On TikTok, I was asked what religion I endorse. The answer is none of them. Because there is no one size fits all religion, and everybody comes to religion for different reasons. Also talking about why Jesus is a blank slate that can be anything anybody wants him to be.
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