Sunday Musings

Is it possible that new scripture has been revealed sharing additional evidence about the people described in the Book of Mormon?

For all the talk of its importance, how are we actually doing in defending religious freedom?

A review of nearly a century of Church manuals highlights how fluid the definition of apostasy has been over time. What does that mean for us today?

The subjective experiences of Latter-day Saint women reveal a deep contrast in how they experience the Church. But could part of the problem stem from a slow stain of feminist opposition to accountability?

When faith-promoting stories of history turn into political pornography, what is the effect on the testimony and knowledge of those consuming this material?

How does this year's focus on America by the Church compare to what happened half a century ago? The answer may surprise you.

Do American Latter-day Saints even understand the religious liberty they're being asked by leaders to fast and pray for? (Not really.)

A new dataset has been compiled aiming to cast light on why some Mormons struggle with their faith. As it turns out, many of them may have been placing their trust in the wrong things.

Are pro-war Mormons impeding the spread of the gospel of peace?

What if the thing slowing the restored gospel's growth isn't outside forces, but inside ones?