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A courtroom scene where a dog’s presence satirizes doctrinal ambiguity and legalistic faith reasoning.
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Air Bud Doctrine: How Ambiguity Becomes Strategy—and Undermines Faith

Stephen O. Smoot9 months ago09 mins

Is theological silence a loophole? Air Bud logic misreads doctrine and undermines revealed foundations.

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Eve departs Eden and Mary prepares for birth, showing two sacred beginnings in the story of motherhood.
  • Family Matters

Like Eve and Mary: The Story of Motherhood

Kellen B. Winslow10 months ago05 mins

What do Eve and Mary teach us about womanhood? Sacred purpose begins with choosing God’s will in uncertainty.

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A cardinal casts a ballot alone by candlelight, illustrating the solemnity and spiritual gravity of the papal election and the depth of conclave meaning.
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A Church in Waiting: A Conclave of Possibility

Tarik D. LaCour10 months ago10 months ago05 mins

Who will lead the Catholic Church next? The conclave may reshape its global, theological, and moral influence.

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A figure clutches a cup in a dark grove, evoking Christ’s suffering and the question of Why God Allows Suffering.
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Drinking the Bitter Cup: ​​Finding Purpose in What Hurts Most

Daniel Frost10 months ago08 mins

Pain can be spiritually and existentially productive—it wakes us up, calls us deeper, and invites us toward transformation.

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A warm community scene reflecting Mormons and violence with harmonious interactions.
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A Peaceable People: Why Latter-day Saints Are Less Violent than the General Population

C.D. Cunningham11 months ago11 months ago09 mins

Latter-day Saints are a notably peaceful people. What keeps their communities nonviolent?

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Husband and wife rowing a boat together on a lake, their strokes synchronized as they move through the water, showing an equality in their companionship.
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Equal Partnership: The Celestial Model of Marriage in the Proclamation

Loren Marks11 months ago012 mins

What defines equal partnership in marriage? It is mutual respect, shared leadership, and making decisions together in unity.

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A bride and groom stand before an ethereal veil, symbolizing how
  • Proclamation On the Family

Marriage: More Than a Commitment—A Sacred Covenant Ordained of God

Alan J. Hawkins11 months ago015 mins

What defines marriage? It is a sacred, God-ordained covenant rooted in divine purpose, not just a social or legal contract.

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A serene mosque courtyard with a resting sword evokes debates on violence in Islam.
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Beyond the Sword: Challenging the Myth of Islam’s “Inherent” Violence

Jacob Tubbs11 months ago013 mins

Is Islam a Fundamentally Violent Religion? Extremist acts stem from political aims, with most Muslims opposing terror.

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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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A scholar studies golden plates among ancient books, representing the connection between Nietzsche and Book of Mormon ideas.
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Nietzsche and The Book of Mormon: Unexpected Philosophical Parallels

Ethan McGuire12 months ago015 mins

Can Latter-day Saint theology answer Nietzschean critiques? Both emphasize agency, power, and rejecting passivity.

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A woman kneels, washing another’s hands depicting the sacred ministering role in women and the priesthood.
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Women of the Restoration: Influence Beyond the Stand

Charolette Winder1 year ago1 year ago017 mins

How does women’s visibility shape the Restoration? Prophetic insight reveals their key role in the Church’s progress.

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Woman in a Dress Looking at Light in a Dark Sky | Missionary Stories Similar to the Heretic Movie
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Heretic in Real Life: A Missionary’s True Story of Survival and Faith

Lauren Willardson1 year ago11 months ago015 mins

Can Hollywood portray faith responsibly? A survivor’s story reveals the real risks faced by missionaries worldwide.

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