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An act of empathy confronts judgment, representing the impact of LDS garment changes.
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Judgment, Modesty, and Identity: Navigating Reactions to Garment Changes

Carol Rice12 months ago07 mins

How do changes to a sacred symbol like the temple garment reveal deeper concerns about judgment, modesty, and identity within the faith community?

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An unfinished painting of Heavenly Mother, symbolizing the tension between revealed truth and human speculation.
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Reimagining the Divine: Heavenly Mother and the Temptation of Speculation

Amanda Freebairn12 months ago12 months ago08 mins

Does Heavenly Mother stand apart from Heavenly Father? She is unified with Him, sharing His divine will, not a separate deity for revision.

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Cowboy Standing in a Field of Yellow Grass | Netflix's American Primeval & History of Brigham Young
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Netflix’s American Primeval: The Prejudiced Fiction of Brigham Young

C.D. Cunningham1 year ago11 months ago08 mins

Can Netflix’s ‘American Primeval’ justify its fictional Brigham Young? No, it fosters cultural bias under artistic license.

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A collaborative library scene showcasing the unity of faith-based education.
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Redefining Higher (and Holier) Education: BYU’s Fusion of Faith and Learning

Carol Rice1 year ago011 mins

Why is BYU reinforcing its religious mission in education? By emphasizing gospel-centered learning, the university provides students with a distinctive, faith-integrated academic experience that prepares them for both secular and spiritual growth.

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A home office setting highlights the CES Letter’s impact on personal faith exploration via technology.
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Doubt in the Digital Age: How a Perfect Storm of Random Forces Inflated the CES Letter Beyond Its Merits

Brian Hales1 year ago1 year ago026 mins

What triggered the wide dissemination of the CES Letter? Examining a perfect storm of tech, naivety, and scholarly silence.

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Two Women Standing Outside of an Eerie House | Public Square Magazine | Heretic Film | What is Heretic About?
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Heretic Movie: All Your Questions Answered

Public Square Staff1 year ago1 year ago014 mins

What is the movie Heretic all about? This article answers key questions about the plot, themes, and religious critique.

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A river runs calmly through a burning landscape, representing how moderate political views can remain steady amid turmoil.
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The Radical Center: Why Latter-day Saints Should Embrace Political Moderation

Joshua Bishop1 year ago011 mins

How can Latter-day Saints approach political polarization? They should embrace moderation, humility, and peace.

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A Woman Looking Scared With Cameras In a Home | Public Square Magazine | Secret Lives of Mormon Wives by Hulu
  • Media & Education

How Hulu Exploits Latter-day Saint Women to Make Cheap Drama

Carol Rice1 year ago1 year ago07 mins

Does Hulu’s ‘Secret Lives’ challenge patriarchy or mock faith? It sensationalizes shallow performances and cheap drama.

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A journalist immersed in digital dialogue contrasts sharply with the reality of religious life, highlighting the vastly different perspectives of faith in the modern age.
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Beyond the Veil of Technology: The Dual Realities of Latter-day Saints

C.D. Cunningham1 year ago1 week ago010 mins

Do online Latter-day Saints diverge from traditional beliefs? Research shows a significant digital-cultural divide.

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A triangle formed by parents, a Mormon bishop, and a teen, symbolizing unity and support in relationships.
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A Sacred Triangle: Uniting Bishops, Parents, and Youth

Mark H. Butler1 year ago1 year ago018 mins

Do informal bishop-parent-youth interviews promote positive change? They can foster unity and spiritual growth.

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Family-Based Ministry: Avoiding the Telephone Game

Mark H. Butler1 year ago1 year ago012 mins

What helps bishops strengthen youth and parent bonds? Open dialogue ensures unity and prevents misunderstandings.

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A Mormon bishop and parents in a heartfelt discussion with a teenager in a living room.
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When Bishops and Parents Unite: A Family Church and Ministry

Mark H. Butler1 year ago1 year ago011 mins

How can family-centered ministry help Latter-day Saint youth? Working together avoids common pitfalls and magnifies the power of ministry.

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