Husbands can learn from the example of Sherlock Holmes in being hyper-aware and observant of their wives, understanding their unique perspectives and feelings. Pursuing love and connection in marriage requires effort and attention, and husbands can show their love and care by actively seeking to understand and meet their wives' needs. [... more]

Russian forces have pulled back to eastern Ukraine, leaving evidence of unspeakable war crimes. Correspondent David Martin discusses the charges and the brutal history of war crimes with Ambassador Beth Van Schock, a State Department official in charge of assembling evidence that could prove Russia is committing war crimes in Ukraine. Meanwhile, a businessman who's made it his life's work to expose the web of corruption behind Putin's immense wealth shares his story, and a look at cryptocurrency, a digital currency that's gained popularity in recent years, but also has its drawbacks. [... more]

A breakthrough treatment for severe depression, called SAINT therapy, has shown significant results in remission rates, offering new hope for those struggling with the condition. Meanwhile, the demand for lithium, a key component in electric vehicle batteries, is expected to increase exponentially, with the US looking to become a major player in the industry. As the world shifts towards a greener future, the importance of addressing climate change and mental health becomes increasingly clear. [... more]

The LDS Gospel Topics Series is critiqued by Richard Sherlock, who argues that the church's teachings on becoming like God are fundamentally flawed. He claims that the church's rational arguments for God's existence are weak and that personal experience is the primary reason many Mormons believe in God. [... more]

The Mormon doctrine of men becoming gods is examined from a Biblical perspective, highlighting the implications of the Lorenzo Snow couplet and the teachings of Joseph Smith. Critics argue that this doctrine contradicts Western monotheism and raises questions about the nature of God and the potential for human deification. [... more]

A scholar's critique of the LDS Church's doctrine of deification, comparing it to Eastern Orthodox teachings and highlighting the differences between the two. The discussion centers around the Gospel Topics Series and the concept of becoming like God, with a focus on the Patristic period and the writings of early church fathers. [... more]

The LDS Church's Gospel Topics Series is a scholarly engagement that presents the Church's most controversial beliefs in a favorable yet honest light. The series includes essays that have had a significant impact on Church numbers, with many people leaving the Church and considering Christianity. In this episode, hosts Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss the doctrine of becoming gods, a concept that is central to Mormonism, and critique the LDS Church's interpretation of the King Follett sermon, a message given by Joseph Smith that is considered one of the most heretical documents in the Church's history. [... more]