One of the dreaded labels for a discerning member of the LDS church to wield against a malcontent is the term “anti-Mormon”. But what does that really mean? Is something anti-Mormon because it contradicts the doctrine or history of the church, or does it perhaps have something more to do with one’s level of loyalty to the current leadership?
Dave and Mike review more content from Latayne Scott's book, The Mormon Mirage, focusing on doctrines taught in the LDS church that don't appear...
We’ve all heard the arguments, usually from evangelical Christian churches, that the Mormon church isn’t “Christian”. As former members, we pressed back heavily on...
There's a culture of cop-outs given by leaders and members of the church to address some of life's difficult situations. We discuss some of...