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A podcast interview that was recently done on my book. I am pleased with how it turned out. I hope you enjoy it. http://feministmormonhousewivespodcast. ... the-cross/

I think there is also a link between the emergence of garments in LDS theology as part of the endowment and some of the jewish midrash/apigriphical works. The garments play a pretty major role in the "Book of Jasher" [Samuel Noah] being handed down from Adam, through the patriarchs, and e...

CaliforniaKid wrote:

Mike Reed wrote:Joseph Smith's apron had the ladder.

Excellent! Thanks, Mike!

You can find an image of Joseph Smith's apron in my book, by the way. *Hint hint* ;)

George explained that Joseph's masonic background would have easily led him to think that the figure showed Jacob's ladder. I can't remember the specifics, but I was curious if you were aware of his point of view and/or had any thoughts about it. I thought it was the most persuasive explanation I h...

lostindc wrote:ATT: Mike Reed!

I just saw this thread. This is great news about your book. I will be purchasing today or tomorrow (depending on work schedule). This is a big accomplishment. You should be proud.

Thanks! And it is nice to see that you are still on the forum, my friend. Hope you are well.

ldsfaqs wrote:Man you people are dumb.....

Sorta like this? viewtopic.php?p=672688#p672688

Lucy Harris wrote:Just finished reading it. Definitely adds substance to some of my ideas. Thanks,Mike

I am glad you enjoyed it, Lucy.

lulu wrote:Mike, I feel really out of line making this request, but what the hell.

Please ignore ldsfaq and finish that work on Masons.

I want to read it. Self serving, I know.

Alright, alright...

I'll stop talking sense to the senseless, and move on to productive work.

Thanks for the advice.

It's already been given you TWO QUOTES from around 1910 by Joseph F. Smith , demonstrating the theological basis. These were not from Joseph F. Smith. They were from his son, Joseph FIELDING Smith. And no... the quotes were not from around 1910. Not even close. As has already been explained to you,...

Darth J wrote:Is that so? Huh. Did you get married in the temple, Droopy? If so, do you remember holding hands with your wife during that ceremony?

Isaiah 22:23 comes to mind.