The story of Thomas Jefferson's unlikely alliance with evangelical Christians to protect churches from the power of the state, leading to the birth of American religious freedom and the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom. [... more]

A devotional talk by Mormon Apostle Dale G. Renlund and his wife Ruth at Brigham Young University, Hawaii, is criticized for its dismissive tone towards those experiencing faith crises and doubts about the LDS Church's history and teachings. [... more]

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' handling of doubt is examined in a devotional talk given by Elder Dale G. Renlund and his wife Ruth. Critics argue that the talk blames victims for leaving the Church, while others see it as a misunderstanding of the Church's teachings on doubt. [... more]

The importance of dissenters in the Mormon Church, allowing debate and criticism to lead to more ideas, and the need to evaluate truth claims based on evidence, not just feelings or popular opinion. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of truth and dissent in the context of Mormonism and Christianity. It highlights the importance of critically evaluating information and not blindly following the majority opinion. The conversation also touches on the role of scripture in guiding one's beliefs and the potential dangers of ignoring foundational truths. [... more]

The LDS Church's teachings are scrutinized from a biblical perspective, raising questions about the role of dissenters and the pursuit of truth. The discussion centers on the Book of Mormon, its origins, and the implications of blindly following a majority opinion, highlighting the importance of critically evaluating evidence and scripture. [... more]