Face to Face: How Hebrew Reveals Women’s Priesthood Power
Can ancient Hebrew reshape how we see Eve? It reveals women as priestly partners standing face to face with God.
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The Valley Where Adam Stood with God
Can names reveal divine truth? The Restoration revived Ahman as a sacred name linking identity to divine order.
The God Who Ceased to Breathe: Restoring the Fire of Faith
Why does faith feel hollow? A living, covenantal God was replaced by an impersonal, philosophical ideal.
The Divine Echo: What the Word ‘Elohim’ Still Remembers
Why is God called Elohim, a plural name? The word encodes a lost theology of divine union within a heavenly family.
Nietzsche and The Book of Mormon: Unexpected Philosophical Parallels
Can Latter-day Saint theology answer Nietzschean critiques? Both emphasize agency, power, and rejecting passivity.
Doubt in the Digital Age: How a Perfect Storm of Random Forces Inflated the CES Letter Beyond Its Merits
What triggered the wide dissemination of the CES Letter? Examining a perfect storm of tech, naivety, and scholarly silence.
Star Spangled Saints
How do Latter-day Saints navigate the US Constitution and their faith’s history? It’s a complex picture with both gratitude and warnings.
Truth and Love in Harmony: The Parley Pratt Theology
Early Americans saw intelligence and love in tension. But Latter-day Saint doctrine understood God’s nature differently.
Embracing the Unthinkable: The Paradox of Sacrifice in “His Only Son”
Dive into “His Only Son,” a film that explores Abraham’s journey and sacrifice while examining research on the impact of religious devotion to the experience of sacrifice. Engaging and insightful for both believers and film enthusiasts.
Why A Belief Crisis Need Never Be Fatal To Faith
Does a review of historical and scientific evidence compel faith crises today? Only if you limit your review to critical scholars, wholly ignoring the robust explanations of faithful scholars.
Conspiracy as History: “Who Killed Joseph Smith?” As a Case Study
Right-wing ideologues critical of the Church of Jesus Christ have again turned their attention to Joseph Smith’s martyrdom. Unsurprisingly, their ideas don’t stand up to historical muster.
Is Latter-day Saint History More (or Less) Racist Than Other Communities’?
Those who claim that Latter-day Saint history is uniquely racist pay insufficient attention to the larger context surrounding early Saints, as well as the meaningful examples of positive race relations in the life of Joseph Smith.
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