by Jessica Finnigan | Apr 2, 2013 | Book Reviews, Featured, Reviews |
I first read The Hole in our Gospel, by Richard E Stearns in the spring of 2011. It was highly recommended to me with the amazing promise of how it would change my perception of the scriptures and my place in the world. But it also came with the warning that it...
by Kelly Anderson | Apr 1, 2013 | Featured, Gospel Topics, Mormonism, Revelation |
Note: This is a talk given in my Sacrament Meeting a few weeks ago by one of our High Councilmen that I found very insightful. At my request, the author has agreed to allow us to post his talk on our blog. – Michael Barker Preparing for General Conference In a...
by Jerilyn | Mar 31, 2013 | Featured, Feminism, Mormon Humor |
You might ask, “What exactly is a feminist Mormon peep?” It is a common misconception that feminist Mormon peeps are simply bra-burning activists. But there are lots of things in which we are involved. We fight the PEEPRIARCHY! We work to...
by Kylan Rice | Mar 30, 2013 | Featured, Poetry |
Art is exploratory, and begins in a place of not knowing. Like all expression, it is predicated on risk and vulnerability – on partial information, on hope. As often as I write to know, I spend equal time writing to unknow – to complicate and to...
by Heidi Doggett | Mar 30, 2013 | Featured, New Testament |
Why couldn’t God forgive us without Christ’s Atonement? Is God so inhuman, His experience so far different from our own, that Jesus was required to learn humanity and experience the weight of our sins in order to inform Him of the need for mercy? How is it just...
by Melody Newey | Mar 29, 2013 | Featured, Poetry |
Chrysalis < read by Melody Three days of white threads wound fine around around. Three days of light shrouded linen fine white light woven. Three days of . . . Where hast thou laid him? And she...
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