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Excellent summary of the book. I think John Larsen did a Mormon Expression podcast about this book and it was fascinating if I remember right. He did, along with our Cinepro, Sethbag and The Dude. It was fun to hear some of MDD's posters run a book club discussion on it. It's in the link I posted i...

They could save even more money by turning all of General Conference into podcasts.

I'm not aware of the standards used by the Deseret News , but I've found a few similarities between their column on the Byodo-In Temple and Wikipedia entries on the Byodo-In Temple and Amitabha . Here is a comparison of selected passages: [SNIP] Wow. Wikipedia?? SMH. If you must write Mopologetics ...

toon wrote:Looks like Game of Thrones fan theories.

Allow me to propose and explore the concept of identifying Gazelem as a Jedi Knight....

https://www.deseretnews.com/article/865689831/Church-Administration-Building-is-now-100-years-old.html Worth reviewing the photos of the fixtures and fittings when you hand over your gold fillings. Perhaps the most memorable feature on the main level is the Pillar Room, with its distinctive marble ...

I am sitting in Stake Priesthood Leadership meeting right now and am struck by how strong the Church is. No you're not "struck by how strong the Church is". If you were honest, you would admit you are bored out of your mind, asking yourself why in the hell you are stuck in a meeting on a ...

Black/white who cares? The temple film should portray Adam and Eve as proto-humans with a lot more body hair and primate features. Communicate with angels using grunts and hand signals. I'm thinking of classics like Quest for Fire: Ron Perlman as Adam and Rae Dawn Chong as Eve.

Mormons: a peculiar people....

Extraterrestrial-apologetics - Aliens arrived shortly after the last Nephite-Lamanite battle and gathered up all remaining Nephite artifacts just so their million year journey had some justification to show the accountants back on their home planet. So the absence of Nephite artifacts is evidence t...

the Mormon newsroom, of course, had a different opinion: This is analogous to what is known in the trade as “gotcha journalism” — a practice unworthy of any serious newspaper seeking for balance in its reporting. ouch, it burns. Next time the newsroom should just cry "fake news!" and call...