How are Latter-day Saints misrepresented on TV? Prevailing stereotypes and lack of diversity persist in the media.
How do anti-Mormon activists impact temple projects? Their opposition often inadvertently aids government approval.
Is numerology reliable? Despite intriguing patterns, it often leads to confusion and misinterpretation.
Stepping away from a community of faith hurts in both directions. Could a deeper recognition of that pain help draw our hearts together again?
The New Yorker published a story last week about the authorship and provenance of the 1971 book Go Ask Alice. The book is presented as
In the weeks since the premiere of the Under the Banner of Heaven miniseries, there has been a broad consensus that the show doesn’t quite
Summary — The episode begins with the detectives checking in on Bishop Low’s home, which they find ransacked and deserted. Pyre finds a letter written
Despite the reality of overwhelmingly peaceful Latter-day Saints, an odd cultural relic continues to portray members of the Church of Jesus Christ as violent. This
Drawing your attention to this piece published yesterday in the New Yorker, “Our Obsession with Ancestry Has Some Twisted Roots.” The article has some interesting
Last week the Times of Israel asked, “Why do the Utah Jazz, in the Mormon capital, play ‘Hava Nagila’ after wins?” The answer is complicated.
