by Benjamin Knoll | Jan 2, 2018 | Featured |
All human communities have behavioral or attitudinal norms that serve to establish social boundaries between those in the “in-group” and those in the “out-group.” One way to analyze these “cultural markers” is to ask members of the group how they would react if a...
by Benjamin Knoll | Feb 2, 2016 | Corporate Church, Featured, Politics |
The 2014 Pew Religious Landscape Survey recently asked 35,000 Americans a host of questions about their religious attitudes and behaviors. The survey results contain a goldmine of information on religion in contemporary American society. One portion of the survey...
by Carrie Marsh | Aug 27, 2015 | Agency, decisions, Featured, Feminism, Gospel Topics, Individuality, Modesty, Mormonism, Obedience, Sexuality, Temple |
I recently read the fantastic opinion piece by Mette Harrison via The Huffington Post entitled “If We Don’t Feel Oppressed, Are We?” and it really hit home with me. When discussing matters that bothered me in the church, in particular the inequality...
by Laurel Sandberg-Armstrong | Sep 16, 2014 | art, Featured, Mormonism, sculpture |
So growing up, I’d never been a big fan of most mainstream LDS art and music. I mean, sure, there was Minerva Teichert and a few choice others, but by and large our most culturally popular art and media tended to be pretty superficial or one-dimensional....
by Laurel Sandberg-Armstrong | Jul 30, 2014 | Featured, Mormon Humor, Mormonism |
Being a member of the Church can be a lot like being in a MMORPG video game. Ward buildings are the inns you go to to refresh yourself and talk to fellow questers, certain NPCs are so repetitive they could be interchangeable, and when you visit other locations, the...
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