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Questions make us human, and singing keeps us together

Questions make us human, and singing keeps us together

by Jonathan Cannon | Dec 19, 2016 | Featured, Humanity, Natural Theology, science | 2 comments

“Human ancestors shared the ground and living space with African lions for at least a couple of million years. Imagine the choir where all the individual members are forced (literally under the fear of death!) to be in perfect unity with the other members of the...
Crying Is a Painful High

Crying Is a Painful High

by Jonathan Cannon | Nov 21, 2016 | Compassion, Featured, Mental Health, Poetry | 1 comment

I just feel like sharing some thoughts on crying, sadness, and depression. I was entertained by Louis CK’s take on cell phones, but I’m suggesting you take three or four minutes to watch this video for a different reason. Beside the laughs, Louis CK...
Dressing Wrong for Church

Dressing Wrong for Church

by Jonathan Cannon | Oct 17, 2016 | Activism, Compassion, Featured, Fellowship, Judgement | 16 comments

In middle school, I had a Native American friend with long hair. I wanted long hair. My mom didn’t like the idea. My culture told me I shouldn’t—it was rebellious. Then I went to college and on a mission, and agreed during these times to dress a...
We Made This World, But God Will Make the Next?

We Made This World, But God Will Make the Next?

by Jonathan Cannon | Sep 19, 2016 | Agency, Atonement, Book of Abraham, Featured, Natural Theology, Transhumanism | 0 comments

If you’ve been Mormon long, you know this story. God didn’t make the world. He told Jehovah to make it, and Jehovah got a bunch of other people together to do the real work. We made the world, or if not us, some of our brothers and sisters. We had...
It’s Probably Hard to Be a Lesbian Mom

It’s Probably Hard to Be a Lesbian Mom

by Jonathan Cannon | Aug 15, 2016 | Activism, exclusion-policy, Family, Featured, LGBTQ, Marriage, Reviews | 7 comments

Two family studies researchers have been lionized by defenders of heterosexual, two-parent families, and demonized by proponents of same-sex marriage in recent years. Their studies showing poor outcomes for children of parents in same-sex relationships compared to...
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