I have wondered from time to time about how to relate to pieces of LDS teaching which might have special value. I remember when the LDS idea of Adam falling that we might be was a very good idea. I thought of how some versions of Christian belief use the fall as showing how we are fundamentally corrupt. This can undermine human confidence so people can be controlled by authority figures who always know best. Horrors, we need the confidence to learn, grow and accomplish things, find the ability to understand and care about people. Mormonism has an effort to open the door out of the self doubt , self dislike which breeds abusive authority.
One could wonder if LDS culture has lost much of this. It sounds like controlling authority has increased and fear of guilt has increased.
I can remember after leaving the church thinking the LDS view of the fall might miss some of the seriousness of human limitation injury. The fall story has ambiguity and people have projected different views upon it. People have wondered why gaining knowledge is so negative as to warrant death( or those absurd ideas of changing the whole world first introducing death). I have wondered if a special kind of knowledge is in view, knowing how to hurt others for self gain. I find that closer to some sense but a bit artificial.
I am in my mind considering a bigger step. I think the story is perhaps better understood as a whole not sequential parts . Parts create the image. The whole is when we live in real time the possibilities of good and evil become part of experience. Yes the story sees human problem of evil but that is not all . We live in real possibilities for good