Good thing my last episode was about being wrong… because I’ve been wrong! I asked listeners what they want, and most encouraged me to refocus on the scriptures. So that’s what I’m going to do! Let me know if you have any other feedback, questions, or thoughts!
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Sharing the Gospel with the World We all know Jonah as a fish story, but a close reading informed by literary and historical details reveals a profound, inspiring, and challenging message. This little book asks us foundational questions about the goodness of God and our responsibility to serve, love, and forgive beyond our… Continue Reading
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“Because of My Transgression My Eyes Are Opened” This portion of the episode discusses the Adam and Eve narrative in historical and literary context, proposes theories of the Fall across the belief spectrum, and brings in insights from psychology to the question of human nature and improvement. Recurring Donation: $5 $10 $25 $50… Continue Reading
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The Word of Wisdom: “A Principle with Promise” We are what we eat (Or even better in German, Man ist, was man isst). This proverb is quite literally true biologically, but also bears social truth–we are who we eat with. Food shapes us physically, spiritually, and socially. The Word of Wisdom is known as the… Continue Reading
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“This Generation Shall Have My Word through You” We usually don’t stop to think about it, but our conceptions of the nature of scripture play a key role in our understanding of spiritual reality. The fundamental question is: Do we use scripture to understand the rest of reality, or do we need to use… Continue Reading
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“They Taught with Power and Authority of God” These chapters begin the story of the missionary efforts of the sons of Mosiah. Ammon and Lamoni take center stage, but the Lamanite woman Abish and her queen play key roles and Mormon emphasizes the contrasts between missionary and conversion experiences by paralleling the stories Ammon and Lamoni,… Continue Reading
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“Give Us Strength According to Our Faith … in Christ” This lesson confronts us with hard, perhaps impossible questions. We read about a God who intervenes sometimes, but not others. Alma and Amulek are saved, but only after an extended time in prison. And the worst atrocity is not prevented at all–the murder of… Continue Reading
