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Yes, and what is Dr. Peterson's reaction when he's informed about what Tangata did? He exclaims, "Wonderful!" Not only that, he wants to make sure that he's portrayed in the most positive light to Frenchy's surviving relatives: Dr P. May I have permission to cut and paste a couple of paragraphs out ...

It seems to me that a release during the Halloween season would be especially appropriate.

Greetings, Friends and Colleagues. Spring is officially here. Warm weather seems imminent, and for many, the memories of the Easter Holiday are still fresh in the memory. For some Easter represents little more than egg hunts, chocolate bunnies, and perhaps a nice ham for Sunday dinner. For others--f...

It would be odd if Dan believes so many random ghost sightings from non-members but doesn't believe the Cain / Sasquatch sightings from his own historic church leaders. It would be odd if Dan claims not to deny church leader sightings of the Sasquatch, but claims to be unfamiliar with these claims ...

Was there an element of sexual desire in at least some of his marriages? Probably. Sexual desire exists in most marriages, I hope. It would be a very sad marriage that was completely without it. is he actually referring to sexual desire beyond that for his legal wife? Let me be more specific. Peter...

In the midst of trying yet again to paint old Mormon leaders as "complex" (that is, to try to whitewash them and to downplay the bad things they did), Dr. Peterson has at last toppled over a decades-old Mopologetic edifice : I'm far less inclined than some are to speak of Joseph Smith and his action...

Wow.... If this is true, it represents a devastating blow to Mopologetics. They have been warned countless times about how their tactics will eventually backfire, but they never (or seldom?) seem to listen. Has anyone checked Boylan's Twitter/X feed to see if he has said anything about this on that ...

It's striking to compare Pres. Nelson's comment with the Mopologists' views on mortality. Here is Nelson, nearly 100 years old, thanking the Lord "every day for the privilege of still being here.' Meanwhile, Midgley refers to this life as a "probation," and Dr. Peterson was brimming with excited gid...

Yep. Great point. You'd think there'd be some legit alt-right counter anger out there, but this doesn't have that authentic feel, does it? will be interesting to see how long it lasts. I think that the number of women who truly want to live in Gilead is limited. Unfortunately, a few others might be...

If this is really what they believe then they’ve got that word on the front of the book that they believe is the “truest book on Earth” and a “New Testament of Jesus Christ.” Maybe they need to start censoring the Book of Mormon?