by Miguel Barker-Valdez | May 11, 2016 | Atonement, Featured, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Savior |
I took the white bread off the plastic tray. This time I was really going to catalog my past week. I thought and thought. Who had I wronged? I’ve been a decent man. I’ve never done anything too grievous. Sure, when I was a kid I stole candy and maybe a toy...
by Miguel Barker-Valdez | May 8, 2016 | Featured |
My brother, Paul, and I have two moms. Our biological mother is a Guatemalan immigrant. At about the age of 5 our mom and dad divorced. Shortly after, she moved to Canada with her new husband. She kidnapped Paul and me and took us with her; in the end, she lost all...
by Miguel Barker-Valdez | Apr 12, 2016 | Featured |
General Conference was over a week ago now. And now I ask myself, “Why do I need prophets?” I need prophets to challenge me. My natural inclinations are more towards a conservative leaning. That is, preserve the way things are and to exclude people by...
by Miguel Barker-Valdez | Feb 25, 2016 | exclusion-policy, Featured, Homosexuality, LGBTQ, science, Sexuality |
By Michael Barker, PA-C and Daniel Parkinson, M.D. Note to readers: This blog post is very data driven. To help with the flow of the blog post, the studies referenced throughout are cited, footnoted, and expanded upon in the notes and resources section following our...
by Miguel Barker-Valdez | Jan 25, 2016 | faith crisis, Faith Crisis, Featured |
As I have actively watched the online discussions regarding faith-crises/faith-transitions, I’ve noticed something strange. While there is excellent advice on how to work through it – for example the Givens’ book, The Crucible of Doubt, and Patrick...
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