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...
by Robert Rees | Aug 11, 2013 | Featured, Gay Sunday, Homosexuality |
From Russia With Hate by Robert A. Rees As much as we like to consider ourselves as living a civilized society, one of the things that should give us pause is the treatment of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people, not only in what we might consider...
by Bob Dixon | Aug 8, 2013 | Featured, Mormonism, Why I Am Mormon |
I Know the Church is True: Part 2 Click here to read Part 1 of this post. By Bob Dixon “I know the church is true”. This is a really dangerous phrase. Why? Because it appears to communicate truth, while in reality being completely subjective to the...
by Jessica Finnigan | Aug 7, 2013 | Featured, Mormonism, News |
On the June 23rd in a special leadership broadcast, Elder L. Tom Perry announced that the Church would be rolling out a program to allow its full-time missionaries to use Facebook and other new media platforms to connect with investigators and potential converts. This...
by Thomas Hatton | Aug 6, 2013 | Book of Mormon, Featured, Mormon Humor, Mormonism, Standard Works |
In 1986, President Ezra Taft Benson gave his classic talk, ‘The Book of Mormon- the Keystone of Our Religion’. He emphasized the importance of reading, studying, and becoming familiar with the stories and messages that the book contained. The importance of the Book of...
by Miguel Barker-Valdez | Aug 5, 2013 | Featured, Mormonism |
This was the first year that all us Barkers from Rational Faiths went to an entire day at the Sunstone Symposium. It was freakin’ awesome. The best part was getting to meet so many friends that have either contributed to the blog, or with whom we have only met...
Recent Comments