Category Archives: Current issues

Gordon B. Hinkley uses anti-(r)LDS literature as he undertakes to cover his sins

Posted on January 25, 2013 by Mithryn

This is going to be long, and difficult (When are my posts not?), but I think this illustrates that the church will use any means to hide mistakes, including using anti-mormon literature… just not the LDS kind of Mormon. Anyone … Continue reading →

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Boyd K. Packer’s Seminary video – Mercy Cannot Rob Justice, a breakdown

Posted on January 24, 2013 by Mithryn

  Basic Premise A man in very Jerusalem BC attire buys a house via debt. He does not pay up and the creditor comes to claim the house and send the man to debtors’ prison. The man’s friend comes to … Continue reading →

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Stamp Collecting and God

Posted on January 22, 2013 by Mithryn

The story was retold here (14th paragraph about Jose Garcia). I don’t know if they still tell this story in the MTC, but I want to offer my perspective on it (forgive me if my memory isn’t perfect, it’s been over … Continue reading →

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“Anti-mormon”

Posted on January 22, 2013 by Mithryn

Can someone explain to me what it means? Personally, my definition is “Anything that was made up, is false, or intentionally distorts the true history and doctrine of the church.” Got that? If a person’s definition is “Anything that disagrees … Continue reading →

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Elder Todd Christofferson’s talk on “What is Doctrine” flowchart

Posted on January 22, 2013 by Mithryn
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A grown-up discussion of depression in Utah

Posted on January 20, 2013 by Mithryn

Many times I have heard individuals claim that the church makes them happy.  Many other times I’ve heard individuals claim the church makes people depressed.  But proving causality on either of these is pretty difficult.  Where do these ideas come … Continue reading →

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