Seer Stone vs Urim and Thummim
December 14, 2024
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Many LDS scholars content the “New Mormon History” theory that Joseph Smith used a dark seer stone in a hat to translate all, or part,
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Book of Mormon (Pre-Colombian) Horses Existed
December 6, 2024
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Published Mind Map Spanish Horses Spaniards cared more for horses than for men, they were well cared for and documented. Only mares were brought over
The False Doctrine of Prophetic Infallibility
November 24, 2024
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This doctrine is not taught by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, because it is not true. There was no perfect man but
Bridget Phetasy – “I Regret Being A Slut”
September 8, 2022
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This article was originally posted at: https://bridgetphetasy.substack.com/p/slut-regret See also: Why Sexual Morality May be Far More Important than You Ever Thought Upon opening Louise Perry’s
Trans-trender
April 21, 2022
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Originally posted on Parents with Inconvenient Truths about Trans (PITT) My teenage daughter has decided that she is “trans”. So have all her friends. Not
Personal Revelation and the Execution of Laban
July 16, 2020
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How do I know if it’s revelation from God, the devil, or my own thoughts? I often hear personal revelation used as an excuse to
Rejecting the Living Prophets by Following Future Prophets
March 26, 2020
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Original article by J. Max Wilson One of the key doctrines of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is that we have living
Watchmen on the Tower – On the Limits of Prophetic Fallibility
March 26, 2020
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Original Article: Watchmen on the Tower – On the Limits of Prophetic Fallibility by J. Max Wilson Some of the responses to my recent post about rejecting
A Call to Repent & Improve
March 19, 2020
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The coronavirus has been going on for a few days at the writing of this article, which many could write off as nothing more than
Why Sexual Morality May be Far More Important than You Ever Thought
December 21, 2019
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Written by Kirk Durston –
One winter afternoon I was relaxing with a half-dozen fellow graduate philosophy students discussing theories of law and punishment. About an hour into the discussion, it occurred to me that some moral laws might limit pleasure and enjoyment in the short term but in the long term minimize suffering and maximize human fulfillment.