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RFM and Bill Reel, Thank you for refuting the nonsense about the LDS church ruining people for other religions. You are correct in pointing out that the LDS church does ruin religion for ex-Mormons, but certainly not in the ways that Callister would like to think it does. As an ex-Mormon who has gon...

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What are the reasons? Lots of reasons I believe in God. Some are philosophical, some are theological, others are experiential. The initial impetus for me was in reading the New Testament and Nietzsche while exiting the church. While those were the initial reasons, I have continued along this path f...

In the latest announcement that children of gay parents will no longer be barred from baptism Dallin Oaks also said the following: Previously, our handbook characterized same-gender marriage by a member as apostasy. While we still consider such a marriage to be a serious transgression, it will not ...

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Please tell me you and Bill will be doing a podcast covering Oaks' latest turd. I can't bear to watch/read it without your witty insights and dialogue.

The conceit of these people is staggering. People are now supposed to sign a confidentiality agreement, whose only purpose is to protect the LDS church, while the LDS church is actively seeking to harm them (at least in the eyes of the LDS church)?

Whatever Mormons.

Philo, What happened to the Backyard Professor? I have watched a number of your videos and I think it would be great if you started back up with TBP. Some requests. #1: Finish the series you started here: m. I was looking forward to your thoughts on "This is My Doctrine", but you never mad...

MrStakhanovite wrote:I've love to see a Mopologist in an actual discussion with someone like McCormick.

Have Mopologists ever done a substantial moderated debate or discussion with anyone? Just curious.

But, at the end of the day, it’s just the same old tired attempt to make the first-century belief in a literal God-man who rose from the dead sound historically verified by sleight of hand. Yeah, history does attest to first-century people believing in Jesus’ resurrection. First-century people, lik...

Some predictions about how the two hour meeting block is going to affect the LDS church, first broken down by geographical area: Utah/Idaho/Northern Arizona : This is going to be a huge economic win for the LDS church. They can now fit 25% more wards in a single building. People live close to meetin...