by Melody Newey | Dec 9, 2013 | Faith, Faith Crisis, Featured, New Testament, Poetry, Uncategorized |
Some of us celebrate Christmas with surety about the truth of the Savior’s birth. Some of us feel lonely, isolated from the apparent joy that seems to come so easily to those who testify of what they know. Some of us are surrounded by loved ones, embraced at...
by Melody Newey | Nov 11, 2013 | Agency, Faith, Featured, New Testament |
Luke 9: 18-25 From a journal entry March 9, 2011 It’s funny how moments of significant enlightenment can be marked by equally insignificant surroundings or events. This one for example: I was driving home from somewhere, who knows where. It doesn’t really...
by Melody Newey | Oct 14, 2013 | Disability, Faith Crisis, Featured, Poetry |
Guest Post by Heather Duncan Note from Melody: My dear friend and poet, Heather, penned this beautiful verse many years ago. One of the recent general conference talks captured similar imagery, suggesting that being broken is a natural state for mortality. It is a...
by Melody Newey | Sep 9, 2013 | Featured, Feminism, Mother in Heaven, Poetry, Revelation, Uncategorized |
“If men do not comprehend the character of God, they do not comprehend themselves.” ~ Joseph Smith, Jr. I’ve always maintained that I am no scholar. When I compose a blog post for Rational Faiths my contributions are primarily a product of fifty-plus years of living...
by Melody Newey | Aug 12, 2013 | Faith Crisis, Featured, Why I Am Mormon |
Recently I participated on a panel at the Sunstone Symposium. I volunteered because the panel had consisted only of men and the organizers needed at least one woman. Turns out, I was that woman. Jeff Burton, author of, For Those Who Wonder, chaired the session. You...
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