Belief / Culture / Gospel / women
by Caroline · Published November 5, 2022 · Last modified November 6, 2022
About twenty years ago, I was lucky enough to come into the orbit of the great LDS sociologist Armand Mauss. We were a group of young adults connected to UC Irvine, and we invited...
This is not yet another post about the infamous racist, sexist screed that Brad Wilcox gave to youth of the Alpine Stake last month. But I am going to start with his words, and...
Guest Post by Jamie Stokes. Jamie is a reader, runner and writer based in Salt Lake City, Utah. The idea of a “chosen one” abounds in today’s pop culture. The growth of the Marvel...
By LMA June 2019 This coming November, it will be two years since I purposefully stopped attending church. While I know the way I relate to my faith and church activity seems to have...
by Ellen Well, you will all be amazed that I can report that the whole peaceful transition of power went exactly as anticipated. Three well-liked men are now the stake presidency. Let me share...
By Ellen In a few weeks the saints of my stake will see another peaceful transition of power. We are following hallowed tradition. Our stake president will retire, after 9 years, and the keys,...
By “Ada Lovelace” All culture and knowledge is mediated by writing. For most of history, written evidence is biased because all we have access to in present day are records of an elite who...
feminism / Gospel / Journeys / Policy / Relief Society Lessons
by TopHat · Published September 4, 2015 · Last modified January 17, 2016
Link to the message on lds.org here. The main story in this lesson is of Christ raising Lazarus from the dead, which admittedly, is some pretty awesome power. However, as I tried to make...
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